Camera Orientation Estimation in Leaking Indoor Environment via Vanishing Point of Water Drops

Camera Orientation Estimation in Leaking Indoor Environment via Vanishing Point of Water Drops
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10.1109/ssrr50563.2020.9292615
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2020-11
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2020 IEEE International Symposium on Safety, Security, and Rescue Robotics (SSRR)
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Hao Xu;Ren Komatsu;Hanwool Woo;Angela Faragasso;A. Yamashita;H. Asama
Hao Xu;Ren Komatsu;Hanwool Woo;Angela Faragasso;A. Yamashita;H. Asama
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Hao Xu;Ren Komatsu;Hanwool Woo;Angela Faragasso;A. Yamashita;H. Asama

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