A Control-Oriented Analysis of Bio-inspired Visuomotor Convergence
A Control-Oriented Analysis of Bio-inspired Visuomotor Convergence
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仿生视觉运动收敛的面向控制的分析
DOI:
10.1109/cdc.2005.1582162
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发表时间:
2005
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通讯作者:
M. Dickinson
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作者:
J. Humbert;R. Murray;M. Dickinson
Insects exhibit incredibly robust closed loop fight dynamics in the face of uncertainties. A fundamental principle contributing to this unparalleled behavior is rapid processing and convergence of visual sensory information to fight motor commands via spatial wide-field integration, accomplished by retinal motion pattern sensitive interneurons (LPTCs) in the lobula plate portion of the visual ganglia. With in a control- theoretic frame work, models for spatially continuous retinal image flow and wide-field integration processing are developed, establishing the connection between image flow kernels (retinal motion pattern sensitivities) and the feedback terms they represent. It is shown that these out puts are sufficient to stabilize speed regulation and terrain following tasks. Hence, extraction of global retinal motion cues through computationally efficient wide-field integration processing provides a novel and promising methodology for utilizing visual sensory information in autonomous robotic navigation and fight control applications.