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Large Area Inspection Using 3D Point Cloud Data in a Disaster Response Robot
by
Shishiki, Keito
, Naruse, Keitaro
, Manawadu, Udaka A.
, Ogawa, Hiroaki
in
Algorithms
/ Disaster relief
/ Disasters
/ Environment
/ Inspections
/ Mapping
/ Natural environment
/ Robotics
/ Robots
2021
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Large Area Inspection Using 3D Point Cloud Data in a Disaster Response Robot
by
Shishiki, Keito
, Naruse, Keitaro
, Manawadu, Udaka A.
, Ogawa, Hiroaki
in
Algorithms
/ Disaster relief
/ Disasters
/ Environment
/ Inspections
/ Mapping
/ Natural environment
/ Robotics
/ Robots
2021
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Large Area Inspection Using 3D Point Cloud Data in a Disaster Response Robot
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Large Area Inspection Using 3D Point Cloud Data in a Disaster Response Robot
2021
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Overview
Large area inspection using a robot is critical in a disastrous situation; especially when humans are inhabiting the catastrophic environment. Unlike natural environments, such environments lack details. Thus, creating 3D maps and identifying objects has became a challenge. This research suggests a 3D Point Cloud Data (PCD) merging algorithm for the less textured environment, aiming World Robot Summit Standard Disaster Robotics Challenge 2021 (WRS). Spider2020, a robotic system designed by the Robot Engineering Laboratory, University of Aizu, was used in this research. Detecting QR codes in a wall and merging PCD, and generating a wall map are the two main tasks in the competition. The Zxing library was used to detect and decode QR codes, and the results were quite accurate. Since the 3D mapping environment has fewer textures, decoded QR code locations are used as the PCD mapping markers. The position of the PCD file was taken from the location given by the robotic arm in Spider2020. The accuracy of merging PCD was improved by including the position of PCD files in the merging algorithm. The robotic system can be used for Large area Inspections in a disastrous situation.
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