2014
DOI: 10.1007/s10846-014-0028-7
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Automatic Viewpoint Planning in Teleoperation of a Mobile Robot

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“…Rahnamaei [42] introduced two sets of constraints for finding optimal viewpoints during the navigation and manipulation tasks of a mobile robot. Optimization was formulated on those constraints to plan optimal camera configuration and trajectory to reconfigure camera position.…”
Section: Studies That Discussed Attributes Of Ideal Viewpointmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Rahnamaei [42] introduced two sets of constraints for finding optimal viewpoints during the navigation and manipulation tasks of a mobile robot. Optimization was formulated on those constraints to plan optimal camera configuration and trajectory to reconfigure camera position.…”
Section: Studies That Discussed Attributes Of Ideal Viewpointmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Field of View [76,77,78,70,31,71,32,33,34,37,48,35,36,20,42,49,72,73,46,61] Visibility/Occlusions [70,31,71,32,33,34,37,48,35,36,20,42,74,46,44] Depth of Field [76,77,78,70,31,71,32,33,34,37,35,36,20,59,60] Resolution/Zoom [76,77,…”
Section: Studies Camera Configuration Attributesmentioning
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“…The mostely used method for robot mobile teleoperation is the direct interface: the operator directs the robot with hand-controllers and watching video from cameras [11,12]. A new control strategy for camera viewpoint positioning in teleoperation of mobile robots is presented in [13], the proposed method ensures that all important points for the remote control are included in thenvideo feed, this method was implemented and tested in teleoperation experiments with a mobile robot.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%