ICU: An introduction to object identification and mapping

Brian MacAllister, John Santore · 2009

A single undergrad student, who was new to the topics of robot vision and mapping, over the course of a semester completed a scavenger hunt robot project. The robot was programmed to search for and identify a finite set of brightly colored objects using a color blob tracking vision sensor, and display a map of where they were located. The robot was given five trial runs in which it was able to find most of the colored objects and draw a map of where they were located. Overall, the project was a success. These results show the possibility of having such projects that include both vision and mapping be completed by smaller groups of beginner students in short amounts of time; such projects used to involve teams of five or six students.

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