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4.4. Object level Perception functions (SLAM + DATMO)
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This video is dedicated tothe object level perception functions: Simultaneous Localization Mapping (SLAM) and Detection and Tracking surrounding Mobile Objects (DATMO).
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Avec les mêmes intervenants et intervenantes
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4.5. Detection and Tracking of Mobile Objects – Problem and Approaches
LaugierChristianThis video adresses the Detection and Tracking of Mobile Objects (DATMO) problem.
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4.9. Situation Awareness – Collision Risk Assessment and Decision (Object level)
LaugierChristianThis video addresses the problem of collision risk assessment and decision.
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4.3. Dynamic Probabilistic Grids – Implementation approaches
LaugierChristianThis video addresses the problem of the practical implementation for the dynamic probabilistic grid.
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4.6. Detection and Tracking of Mobile Objects – Model and Grid based approaches
LaugierChristianThis video addresses the question of model-based and grid-based approaches.
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4.8. Situation Awareness – Problem statement and Motion / Prediction Models
LaugierChristianThis videos addresses the problem of situation awareness and motion prediction models.
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4.1. Robot Perception for Dynamic environments: Outline and DP-Grids concept
LaugierChristianThe fourth part of the course addresses perception, situation awareness and decision making. In this first video, we're giving an outline of the problem and introducing the new concept of dynamic
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4.7. Embedded Bayesian Perception and Short-term collision risk (DP-Grid level)
LaugierChristianThis video deals with embedded Bayesian perception and short-term collision risk.
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4.2. Dynamic Probabilistic Grids – Bayesian Occupancy Filter concept
LaugierChristianThis video will show how to describe Bayesian occupancy filter concept.
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1.5. Sensing technologies: Object Detection
LaugierChristianThis video addresses sensing technologies. Sensing technologies is one of the key functions for autonomous robots. Sensing is performed using various internal and external sensors.
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1.8. Intelligent Vehicles: Context and State of the Art
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1.4. Decisional and Control Architecture for Autonomous Mobile Robots and IV
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1.6. Sensing technologies: Robot Control and HRI
LaugierChristianThis video addresses sensing technology, and focuses on robot control and human-robot interaction applications.
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