Object detection for drones on Raspberry Pi potentials and challenges
The paper presents preliminary research results about implementing an object detection program on a Single Board Computer. These results are used later to develop applications for drones. The object identification program is developed in Python using the TensorFlow library. The authors have succeede...
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| description | The paper presents preliminary research results about implementing an object detection program on a Single Board Computer. These results are used later to develop applications for drones. The object identification program is developed in Python using the TensorFlow library. The authors have succeeded in implementing and testing this object identification module using the artificial neural network model SSDMobileNet V2 on the Raspberry Pi 3B+. The results in this paper demonstrate the potential of this module for further development in the future. Based on the simulation and real-world results, the authors showed that a good outcome is achievable with limited resources for the AI module. Along with a high-precision object detection feature, this module can also estimate the distance and velocity of the “human” object with good accuracy. Besides, the paper also proposes several solutions to increase the performance and most importantly, the real-time feature of the developed module. |
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