TY - GEN
T1 - FPGA-based embedded visual servoing platform for quick response visual servoing
AU - Hu, Jwu-Sheng
AU - Chang, Nelson Yen Chung
AU - Yang, Jwu Jiun
AU - Wang, Jyun Ji
AU - Lossio, Rodolfo Gondim
AU - Chien, Ming Chih
AU - Chang, Yung Jung
AU - Kai, Chen Yu
AU - Su, Shyh Haur
PY - 2011/8/29
Y1 - 2011/8/29
N2 - The response speed of visual servoing depends on the computation platform's data transfer and computation capability. In this work, we proposed an embedded FPGA-based visual servoing platform (VSP) to meet the requirements on data transfer and computation capability for quick response visual servoing tasks. To address the data transfer capability issue, we adopted coprocessor-like system architecture, which provided direct connections between vision processing IPs and peripheral modules. To address the computation capability issue, we exploit as much parallelism within vision processing algorithms as possible to ensure high visual information update frequency. Two visual servoing tasks that required quick response, a ball catching and a high speed target shooting tasks, were chosen to verify the applicability and effectiveness of the VSP. In the ball catching case, we achieved 85% catch success rate and 58Hz visual update frequency. In the high speed target shooting case, we achieved 91% average hit rate and 402 Hz visual update frequency.
AB - The response speed of visual servoing depends on the computation platform's data transfer and computation capability. In this work, we proposed an embedded FPGA-based visual servoing platform (VSP) to meet the requirements on data transfer and computation capability for quick response visual servoing tasks. To address the data transfer capability issue, we adopted coprocessor-like system architecture, which provided direct connections between vision processing IPs and peripheral modules. To address the computation capability issue, we exploit as much parallelism within vision processing algorithms as possible to ensure high visual information update frequency. Two visual servoing tasks that required quick response, a ball catching and a high speed target shooting tasks, were chosen to verify the applicability and effectiveness of the VSP. In the ball catching case, we achieved 85% catch success rate and 58Hz visual update frequency. In the high speed target shooting case, we achieved 91% average hit rate and 402 Hz visual update frequency.
UR - http://www.scopus.com/inward/record.url?scp=80051967776&partnerID=8YFLogxK
M3 - Conference contribution
AN - SCOPUS:80051967776
SN - 9788995605646
T3 - ASCC 2011 - 8th Asian Control Conference - Final Program and Proceedings
SP - 263
EP - 268
BT - ASCC 2011 - 8th Asian Control Conference - Final Program and Proceedings
Y2 - 15 May 2011 through 18 May 2011
ER -