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Acous&c&Propriocep&veSensing onOutdoorMobileRobotsfor ObjectRecogni&on DebadeeptaDey HatemAlismail JacquelineLibby MainIdea DirtRoad HardRoad Gravel


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SLIDE 1

Acous&c
&
Propriocep&ve
Sensing


  • n
Outdoor
Mobile
Robots
for


Object
Recogni&on


Debadeepta
Dey
 Hatem
Alismail
 Jacqueline
Libby


slide-2
SLIDE 2

Acous&c
 Propriocep&ve
 Mobile
robot
 interacts
with
 environment
 Dirt
Road
 Hard
Road
 Gravel
 Short
grass
 Tall
grass
 Small
rock
 Large
rock
 Bush
 Pile
of
leaves
 ScaIered
leaves
 Bramble
 Puddles
 Mud
 Classifiers


Main
Idea


slide-3
SLIDE 3

PlaMorm


slide-4
SLIDE 4

Example
objects


slide-5
SLIDE 5

Example
approaches


Acous&c
 Bag
of
words
 SVM
 Neural
 Networks
 Dirt
Road
 Hard
Road
 Gravel
 Short
grass
 Tall
grass
 Small
rock
 Large
rock
 Bush
 Pile
of
leaves
 ScaIered
leaves
 Bramble
 Puddles
 Mud
 Feature
 Extrac&on


  • FFT

  • Spectrogram

  • Signal
Decay

  • Sudden
stops

  • Vibra&ons

  • Pitch
change


Classifica&on
 Noise
 filtering
 Raw
Data
 Proprio‐ cep&ve


slide-6
SLIDE 6

Related
Work


  • 
[1]
Aliza
Amsellem
and
Octavian
Soldea.
Func&on‐Based
Classifica&on


from
3D
Data
and
Audio.
Pages
336–341.
Proceedings
of
the
IEEE/RSJ
Int.
 Conf.
on
Intelligent
Robots
and
Systems,
2006.


– Signal
processing
to
classify
func&onal
components
of
objects


  • Peaks
in
FFT

  • Spectrogram

  • Signal
Decay

  • [2]
Lauro
Ojeda,
Johann
Borenstein,
Gary
Witus,
and
Robert
Karlsen.


Terrain
Characteriza&on
and
Classifica&on
with
a
Mobile
Robot.
Journal
of
 Field
Robo&cs,
23(2):103–122,
2006.


– Gravel,
grass,
sand,
pavement,
dirt
 – Gyros,
accelerometers,
encoders,
motor
current
and
voltage
sensors,
 ultrasonic,
infrared
microphones
 – One
NN
for
each
modality,
then
compared
 – Gyros
‐>
road
type:
gravel,
pavement,
or
dirt
 – Microphones
‐>
grass,
not
grass