We propose and describe the use of a monocular set-up that should provide both Visual Odometry that Dense Reconstruction. The thesis mainly focuses on the second part and tries to define an algorithm for Dense Reconstruction suitable for a monocular set-up. We show that the Monocular Dense Reconstruction algorithm works in different possible configuration. However, it struggles to solve the more complex epipolar geometries.
Dense monocular visual odometry aided by range sensors for mobile robots
Brugiolo, Luca
2018/2019
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We propose and describe the use of a monocular set-up that should provide both Visual Odometry that Dense Reconstruction. The thesis mainly focuses on the second part and tries to define an algorithm for Dense Reconstruction suitable for a monocular set-up. We show that the Monocular Dense Reconstruction algorithm works in different possible configuration. However, it struggles to solve the more complex epipolar geometries.File in questo prodotto:
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