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The Robot Rancher By Andrew McCaddin For EEL 5666 IMDL Professors: Dr. A. Antonio Arroyo Dr. Eric M. Schwartz TAs: Kevin Claycomb Adam Barnett

The Robot Rancher Novel Sensor: Size Estimation

The Robot Rancher Combination of two independent systems: CMUCam for perceived size Sonar for distancing

The Robot Rancher Concept: Size = k * d^2 * P Where d is the distance from the camera to the object and P is the perceived size of the object by the camera. k takes into account any linear distortion by the lens.

The Robot Rancher Combination of two independent systems: CMUCam for perceived size Sonar for distancing

The Robot Rancher Disregarding units, we can multiply a linearized sonar reading squared with the number of pixels satisfying the color search on the CMUCam to get a size for the object. sonar * sonar * pixels

The Robot Rancher Weaknesses: Non-linearity of the sonar signal requires preprocessing Viewing angle of object may primarily measure height instead

The Robot Rancher Conclusions: Conclusions: Fast Effective Easy :)