Artificial Vision in Road Vehicles

Artificial Vision in Road Vehicles (2002)

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by Massimo Bertozzi , Alberto Broggi , Massimo Cellario , Alessandra Fascioli , Paolo Lombardi , Marco Porta

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@MISC{Bertozzi02artificialvision,
    author = {Massimo Bertozzi and Alberto Broggi and Massimo Cellario and Alessandra Fascioli and Paolo Lombardi and Marco Porta},
    title = {Artificial Vision in Road Vehicles},
    year = {2002}
}

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Abstract

This paper surveys the most advanced approaches to the (partial) customization of road following task, using on-board systems based on artificial vision. The functionalities of lane detection, obstacle detection and pedestrian detection are described and classified, and their possible application on future road vehicles is discussed

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