Search for dissertations about: "sensor localisation"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 15 swedish dissertations containing the words sensor localisation.
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1. Local visual feature based localisation and mapping by mobile robots
Abstract : This thesis addresses the problems of registration, localisation and simultaneous localisation and mapping (SLAM), relying particularly on local visual features extracted from camera images. These fundamental problems in mobile robot navigation are tightly coupled. READ MORE
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2. Towards Precise Localisation : Subsample Methods, Efficient Estimation and Merging of Maps
Abstract : Over the last couple of years audio and radio sensors have become cheaper and more common in our everyday life. Such sensors can be used to form a network, from which one can obtain distance measures by correlating the different received signals. READ MORE
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3. Prediction of structural dynamic behaviour under uncertainties: With applications to automotive structures
Abstract : The automotive industry is moving towards shorter development cycles for new car generations. This means that less expensive prototypes can be built and tested, and that, increasingly, computer models must be used for decision making. READ MORE
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4. Mapping and Merging Using Sound and Vision : Automatic Calibration and Map Fusion with Statistical Deformations
Abstract : Over the last couple of years both cameras, audio and radio sensors have become cheaper and more common in our everyday lives. Such sensors can be used to create maps of where the sensors are positioned and the appearance of the surroundings. READ MORE
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5. Lessons Learned in Structural Health Monitoring of Bridges Using Advanced Sensor Technology
Abstract : Structural Health Monitoring (SHM) with emerging technologies like e.g. fibre optic sensors, lasers, radars, acoustic emission and Micro Electro Mechanical Systems (MEMS) made an entrance into the civil engineering field in last decades. Expansion of new technologies together with development in data communication benefited for rapid development. READ MORE