Image moments: a general and useful set of features for visual servoing

In this paper, we determine the analytical form of the interaction matrix related to any moment that can be computed from segmented images. The derivation method we present is based on Green's theorem. We apply this general result to classical geometrical primitives. We then consider using mome...

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description In this paper, we determine the analytical form of the interaction matrix related to any moment that can be computed from segmented images. The derivation method we present is based on Green's theorem. We apply this general result to classical geometrical primitives. We then consider using moments in image-based visual servoing. For that, we select six combinations of moments to control the six degrees of freedom of the system. These features are particularly adequate, if we consider a planar object and the configurations such that the object and camera planes are parallel at the desired position. The experimental results we present show that a correct behavior of the system is obtained if we consider either a simple symmetrical object or a planar object with complex and unknown shape.
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Degrees of freedom
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Exact sciences and technology
Geometry
Image analysis
Image segmentation
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Planes
Robot kinematics
Robotics
Robots
Sensors
Shape
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Visual servoing
title Image moments: a general and useful set of features for visual servoing
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