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Tom Botterill's computer vision research pageCode - Publications - Videos - Personal websiteI'm a research fellow at the Department of Computer Science, University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand. I am currently working on a real-time stereo vision system which builds 3D models of plants for horticultural robot control. I also work with the Geospatial Research Centre, studying navigation using Computer Vision (Visual Simultaneous Localisation and Mapping). C++ source code from my PhD is now online here... includes BoWSLAM single camera SLAM, BaySAC, Bag-of-Words, k-medoids, Essential matrix estimation. Email: Publications: Single Camera SLAM and BoW, RANSAC for relative pose via the essential matrix, Pedestrian navigation using IMU+vision, Structured light, 2D structure from images, Aerial Image Mosaicing
New! Video of real-time aerial image-mosaicing with videos from a UAV and a microlight (Based on BoWSLAM) New! Video of BoWSLAM navigating a 2.5km outdoor path (constraint on allowed speeds imposed) New! Video of BoWSLAM navigating two indoor datasets Video of an early version of my Single Camera SLAM scheme, BoWSLAM Video of Bag-of-Words for localisation for pedestrian navigation Video of using BaySAC to estimate relative camera angles for aiding pedestrian navigation |
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