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バイノキュラービジョンアシストによる高度な適応PDRベースの自律的な位置付けベストシステム

Tianqi Tian1,2, Yanzhu Hu1,2, Xinghao Zhao3

  • 1Key Laboratory of IoT Monitoring and Early Warning, Ministry of Emergency Management, Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications, Beijing 100876, China.

Micromachines
|August 28, 2025
PubMed
まとめ

この研究で救助隊員向けに 装着可能な自律的な位置確認用ベストを導入し,高度な適応歩行者死亡計算 (APDR) と双眼視を組み合わせています. このシステムは,低コストで高精度な室内ナビゲーションを提供し,複雑な環境での位置付けエラーを大幅に削減します.

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アダプティブ・デッド・アカウント自律的なローカライゼーション双眼視ステップの長さの推定ビジュアル・イネーション・オドメトリー

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