A METHOD FOR LOCALIZING A ROBOT IN A LOCALIZATION PLANE

The invention concerns a method for localizing a robot in a localization plane associated with a bi-dimentional reference with two axis x and y comprising the following steps: determining (200) by odometry an estimation of the coordinates x1 and y1 of the robot as well as an estimation of its orient...

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Hauptverfasser:	DE LA FORTELLE, ARNAUD, WIRBEL, EMILIE
Format:	Patent
Sprache:	eng
Schlagworte:	CONTROLLING GYROSCOPIC INSTRUMENTS MEASURING MEASURING DISTANCES, LEVELS OR BEARINGS NAVIGATION PHOTOGRAMMETRY OR VIDEOGRAMMETRY PHYSICS REGULATING SURVEYING SYSTEMS FOR CONTROLLING OR REGULATING NON-ELECTRIC VARIABLES TESTING
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Zusammenfassung:	The invention concerns a method for localizing a robot in a localization plane associated with a bi-dimentional reference with two axis x and y comprising the following steps: determining (200) by odometry an estimation of the coordinates x1 and y1 of the robot as well as an estimation of its orientation ¸1; determining (202) an estimation ¸2 of the orientation of the robot by using a virtual compass; determining (204) an estimation ¸3 of the orientation of the robot by correlating parts of a reference panorama with parts of a query panorama ; determining (206) an estimation x4, y4 of the robot position by using an Iterative Closest Points technique ; determining the standard deviations Ã_x1, Ã_x2, Ã_¸1 Ã_¸2, Ã_¸3, Ã_x4, Ã_y4 of the aforementioned estimations ; determining (220) probability distributions G(x1), G(y1), G(¸1), G(¸2), G(¸3), G(x4) and G(y4) of each available estimation using said standard deviations ; determining (221) three global distributions GLOB(x), GLOB(y) and GLOB(¸) and determining a global estimation xg, yg of the coordinates of the robot in the localization plane as well as an global estimation ¸g of its orientation by applying maximum likelihood to the global distributions.