Human Tracking and Following in Dynamic Environment for Service Robots

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Human Tracking and Following in Dynamic Environment for Service Robots
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Human Tracking and Following in Dynamic Environment for Service Robots
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2017 IEEE Region 10 Conference (TENCON)
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01 December 2017
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Robot human interactions have significant applications in dealing with day-to-day robot service. This paper presents a novel approach for human detection, tracking and following. A flexible and robust detection method using a 2D laser scanner is proposed firstly. The detection method can be adapted to various leg characteristics. The detection result is then fed to a Kalman Filter based tracking algorithm. Owing to the inherent ability of the embedded Kalman Filter, the tracking algorithm is able to track specific persons and their motion. Then, a controller is designed to follow target persons while avoiding obstacles. Finally, a service robot, namely ISERA, is adopted in the experiments for verifying the proposed approach. The experimental results show the robot can following a target person both indoor and outdoor dynamic environment.
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