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Continuous Localization of a Mobile Robot Based on an Aggregation of Data from Different Positioning Systems
Brhel, Zdeněk ; Luža, Radim (referee) ; Rozman, Jaroslav (advisor)
The main goal of this thesis is to create an application, which will receive and aggregate data from position systems (sensors) and then estimate the most likely position of the robot. The solution will be an application that will be implemented in language (C++) and will be using robot operating system (ROS). This application will perform whole process of aggregation and estimation. The Extended Kalman filter will be used for filtering noise from data.
Optical Localization System with a Pan/Tilt Camera
Senčuch, Daniel ; Musil, Petr (referee) ; Beran, Vítězslav (advisor)
The effective surveillance of large critical areas is crucial for their security and privacy. There is no publicly available and acceptable solution of automating this task. This thesis aims to create an application utilizing a combination of a pan-tilt robotic manipulator and a visible-spectrum camera. Based on the pan-tilt unit's position and camera's images, the application searches for semantically significant changes in the captured environment and marks these regions of interest.
Doors Opening for PR2
Senčuch, Daniel ; Materna, Zdeněk (referee) ; Kapinus, Michal (advisor)
This thesis aims to explore possibilities of door opening by the PR2 robotic platform based on information about the location and properties of the doors. This information must be obtained from another program that follows the protocol designed in this thesis. This thesis' effort should then produce a working program for the Robotic Operating System which - when run on the PR2 - is able to at least open doors in the direction from the robot and get the robot through them. The result has been successfully tested on the doors to the faculty robotic laboratory.
Object Detection on Robotic Workplace Using Two Kinects
Dragúň, Peter ; Beran, Jan (referee) ; Rozman, Jaroslav (advisor)
This thesis deals with the use of a multi-depth camera Microsoft Kinect V2 for object pose estimation. The main emphasis is on calibration, including mutual and also calibration of a single camera. Which is critical for correct transformation. The theoretical part thesis describes methods for object detection and their pose estimation in space using the robotic operating system. The practical part thesis describes resolving issues with USB saturation by adding a single board computer based on ARM architecture for secondary Kinect.
Continuous Localization of a Mobile Robot Based on an Aggregation of Data from Different Positioning Systems
Brhel, Zdeněk ; Luža, Radim (referee) ; Rozman, Jaroslav (advisor)
The main goal of this thesis is to create an application, which will receive and aggregate data from position systems (sensors) and then estimate the most likely position of the robot. The solution will be an application that will be implemented in language (C++) and will be using robot operating system (ROS). This application will perform whole process of aggregation and estimation. The Extended Kalman filter will be used for filtering noise from data.
Optical Localization System with a Pan/Tilt Camera
Senčuch, Daniel ; Musil, Petr (referee) ; Beran, Vítězslav (advisor)
The effective surveillance of large critical areas is crucial for their security and privacy. There is no publicly available and acceptable solution of automating this task. This thesis aims to create an application utilizing a combination of a pan-tilt robotic manipulator and a visible-spectrum camera. Based on the pan-tilt unit's position and camera's images, the application searches for semantically significant changes in the captured environment and marks these regions of interest.
Doors Opening for PR2
Senčuch, Daniel ; Materna, Zdeněk (referee) ; Kapinus, Michal (advisor)
This thesis aims to explore possibilities of door opening by the PR2 robotic platform based on information about the location and properties of the doors. This information must be obtained from another program that follows the protocol designed in this thesis. This thesis' effort should then produce a working program for the Robotic Operating System which - when run on the PR2 - is able to at least open doors in the direction from the robot and get the robot through them. The result has been successfully tested on the doors to the faculty robotic laboratory.

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