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    Characterisation of an ultrasonic sensor designed to identify reflectors in 3D environments

    TítuloCharacterisation of an ultrasonic sensor designed to identify reflectors in 3D environments
    Tipo de publicaciónConference Paper
    Año de publicación2003
    AutoresJimenez, JA, Ureña, J, Mazo, M, Santiso, E, Hernández, Á, Meca, FJ
    Idioma de publicaciónEnglish
    Conference Name11th International Conference on Advanced Robotics (ICAR'03).
    Volumen1
    Páginas1271 - 1277
    EditorialIEEE Robotics and Automation Society
    Conference LocationCoimbra, Portugal
    Fecha de publicación30/06/2003
    Numero ISBN972-96889-8-2
    Palabras claveUltrasonic Sensors, Ultrasounds
    Resumen

    This paper presents an ultrasonic sensor made up of
    several transducers located on various different
    horizontal planes, designed for navigation and
    localisation applications in the mobile robot (MR) field.
    The sensor proposed is equipped with an emitter and
    nine receivers. The times-of-flight (TOF) provided by
    the transducers enable the two types of basic reflectors
    (planes and edges) to be classified. The system may be
    easily extended to include two emitters and fourteen
    receivers in order to identify corners. Optimal
    classification of the reflectors will facilitate both
    localisation of the mobile robot and the generation of
    environment maps that are useful for navigation tasks.
    The innovation with this sensor as regards prior papers in
    this field lies in the high degree of redundancy that it
    provides, which greatly facilitates the detection of
    erroneous measurements caused by false reflections, and
    in the simplicity of the classification algorithm used,
    which gives it a low computational load.

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