Design and Implementation of a Vision-Based System for Mobile Robot/Human Localization

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To avoid injury with the coexistence of human and mobile robot in the circumstance, a vision-based system for mobile robot/human localization is designed and implemented. The details of the system are described in this paper.

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3679-3682

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October 2013

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