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George Retsinas¹, Niki Efthymiou¹, Dafni Anagnostopoulou¹

¹School of Electrical and Computer Engineering, National Technical University of Athens, 15773 Athens, Greece.

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This study introduces a novel vision system for agricultural robots to precisely estimate mushroom 3D pose. This method overcomes annotation data scarcity, enabling efficient robotic harvesting in mushroom farms.

Keywords:

3D pose estimation agricultural applications instance segmentation mushroom detection template matching

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Area of Science:

Robotics
Computer Vision
Agricultural Science

Background:

Agricultural robotics is crucial for efficient farm tasks.
Mushroom harvesting requires precise robotic manipulation.
Accurate 3D pose estimation is vital for robotic perception.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a vision module for 3D mushroom pose estimation.
To address the challenge of limited 3D annotation data in agricultural settings.
To enable precise robotic harvesting in industrial mushroom farms.

Main Methods:

Utilized multi-view point clouds from RealSense active-stereo cameras.
Developed a novel pipeline for mushroom instance segmentation and template matching.
Employed a 3D mushroom model as the sole required data input.

Main Results:

Successfully estimated the 3D pose of mushrooms from point cloud data.
Demonstrated effectiveness despite the lack of large-scale 3D annotation.
Validated the approach on both synthetic and real-world mushroom datasets.

Conclusions:

The developed vision module enables accurate 3D mushroom pose estimation.
The novel pipeline effectively overcomes annotation data limitations.
This research advances the capabilities of agricultural robots for harvesting tasks.