Recognition of Objects in the Real World from a Systems Perspective
Jan‐Olof Eklundh, Mårten Björkman · 2005
Based on a discussion of the requirements for a vision system operating in the real world we present a real-time system that includes a set of behaviours that makes it capable of handling a series of typical tasks. The system is able to localise objects of interests based on multiple cues, attend to the objects and finally recognise them while they are in fixation. A particular aspect of the system concerns the use of 3D cues. We end by showing the system running in practice and present results highlighting the merits of 3D-based attention and segmentation and multiple cues for recognition. 1