Consider a robot with a 360 degree camera mounted on top of it. The camera is used to view the surrounding environment, and is digitally processed in order to assist navigation. • Describe in your own words what image distortion, if any, do you think is observed within the received images from the camera. • What are some of the methods that might be deployed to remove this distortion? • Describe what artifacts can be addressed through calibration of the camera

Consider a robot with a 360 degree camera mounted on top of it. The camera is used to view the surrounding environment, and is digitally processed in order to assist navigation. • Describe in your own words what image distortion, if any, do you think is observed within the received images from the camera. • What are some of the methods that might be deployed to remove this distortion? • Describe what artifacts can be addressed through calibration of the camera

Systems Architecture

7th Edition

ISBN:9781305080195

Author:Stephen D. Burd

Publisher:Stephen D. Burd

Chapter7: Input/output Technology

Section: Chapter Questions

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