The document discusses the development of robotic stereo vision systems using the NVIDIA Jetson TX1 and the Stereolabs ZED camera. It outlines the principles of stereo vision, including the requirements for replication of human binocular vision, the essential components of the system, and provides insights into the coding examples necessary for camera operation. The findings conclude that stereo vision enables robots to detect, measure, and localize obstacles, emphasizing the importance of powerful computational resources in achieving effective robotic vision.
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