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Main Authors: Muktadir, MA, Parker, Sydney, Yi, Sun
Format: Preprint
Published: 2023
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Online Access:https://arxiv.org/abs/2308.10058
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author Muktadir, MA
Parker, Sydney
Yi, Sun
author_facet Muktadir, MA
Parker, Sydney
Yi, Sun
contents Machine vision and image processing are often used with sensors for situation awareness in autonomous systems, from industrial robots to self-driving cars. The 3D depth sensors, such as LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging), Radar, are great invention for autonomous systems. Due to the complexity of the setup, LiDAR may not be suitable for some operational environments, for example, a space environment. This study was motivated by a desire to get real-time volumetric and change information with multiple 2D cameras instead of a depth camera. Two cameras were used to measure the dimensions of a rectangular object in real-time. The R-C-P (row-column-pixel) method is developed using image processing and edge detection. In addition to the surface areas, the R-C-P method also detects discontinuous edges or volumes. Lastly, experimental work is presented for illustration of the R-C-P method, which provides the equations for calculating surface area dimensions. Using the equations with given distance information between the object and the camera, the vision system provides the dimensions of actual objects.
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spellingShingle R-C-P Method: An Autonomous Volume Calculation Method Using Image Processing and Machine Vision
Muktadir, MA
Parker, Sydney
Yi, Sun
Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
Machine vision and image processing are often used with sensors for situation awareness in autonomous systems, from industrial robots to self-driving cars. The 3D depth sensors, such as LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging), Radar, are great invention for autonomous systems. Due to the complexity of the setup, LiDAR may not be suitable for some operational environments, for example, a space environment. This study was motivated by a desire to get real-time volumetric and change information with multiple 2D cameras instead of a depth camera. Two cameras were used to measure the dimensions of a rectangular object in real-time. The R-C-P (row-column-pixel) method is developed using image processing and edge detection. In addition to the surface areas, the R-C-P method also detects discontinuous edges or volumes. Lastly, experimental work is presented for illustration of the R-C-P method, which provides the equations for calculating surface area dimensions. Using the equations with given distance information between the object and the camera, the vision system provides the dimensions of actual objects.
title R-C-P Method: An Autonomous Volume Calculation Method Using Image Processing and Machine Vision
topic Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2308.10058