Abstract:SUMMARYThis paper presents a new self-position estimation method for an autonomous mobile robot whose processing time can be varied. In this method, the current position of the robot is estimated by image template matching with the normalized correlation coefficient between the input image and stored images. Based on the idea of anytime sensing, the time for self-position estimation can be varied by changing the image size. In order to realize efficient self-position estimation, image templates are generated b… Show more
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