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  • Computer Vision

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  • Underwater exploration relies on image collection, posing risks to vehicles like ROVs and AUVs near the seabed.
  • Current obstacle avoidance systems using acoustic sensors are unreliable at close range, demanding high operator attention.
  • Advanced mapping, spatial awareness, and safety are crucial for human-operated underwater robotics in confined spaces.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To develop an advanced assisted navigation system for ROVs in complex underwater environments.
  • To enhance spatial awareness and safety for underwater vehicles operating in confined areas.
  • To create a pilot assistance system for inexperienced operators of underwater robotics.

Main Methods:

  • Implemented an omnidirectional multi-camera system for a 360° environmental view.
  • Developed a visual SLAM framework to create a real-time 3D point cloud of the surroundings.
  • Created a risk assessment strategy for nearby obstacles.

Main Results:

  • The system successfully generates real-time 360° point clouds of the environment.
  • Obstacle risk information is effectively assessed and utilized by the ROV.
  • The system enables the robot to perform evasive maneuvers when approaching dangerous obstacles.

Conclusions:

  • This novel approach significantly enhances ROV navigation capabilities in complex underwater settings.
  • The developed system is a foundational step towards a comprehensive pilot assistance system for underwater robotics.
  • It improves safety and operational efficiency for underwater vehicle exploration.