Research Infrastructure for Real-Time Computer Vision Applications in Unmanned Aerial Systems

Research Infrastructure for Real-Time Computer Vision Applications in Unmanned Aerial Systems
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10.1109/icite56321.2022.10101390
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2022-11
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2022 IEEE 7th International Conference on Intelligent Transportation Engineering (ICITE)
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L. R. I. Dy;Kristoffer B. Borgen;Qilei Zhang;John H. Mott
L. R. I. Dy;Kristoffer B. Borgen;Qilei Zhang;John H. Mott
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L. R. I. Dy;Kristoffer B. Borgen;Qilei Zhang;John H. Mott

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As the use and applications of Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) grow, the need for rapid and efficient research and development arises. UAS aspects such as sensing, navigation, and collision avoidance need to be evaluated. To facilitate this, research infrastructure comprising a simulator and a sizeable indoor testing center has been proposed and built. The discussed infrastructure aims to boost research progress with a focus on low-power computer vision solutions for UAS applications. This research and development process optimizes available resources by eliminating suboptimal solutions early. Leveraging a motion capture system, precise and accurate metrics can be used to evaluate and compare competing solutions prior to real-world testing. Additionally, various scenarios and environments can be recreated at relatively low cost in simulation or indoors, providing researchers with rigorous testing opportunities. Competitions are currently held to pit teams from around the world to produce effective solutions for UAS tasks. Beginning with simple problems, tasks of increasing complexity will be introduced commensurate with previous successes. While it is acknowledged that simulation and indoor testing cannot completely replace real-world testing, this infrastructure setup provides an invaluable opportunity for UAS researchers.