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Localisation under Large Appearance Change
Localisation is a foundational building block for more complex robot applications, and thus if low-cost localisation solutions can be found, the number of activities a robot can undertake will increase. However, appearance-based localisation systems in the past have required frequent traversals of t...
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Department of Electrical Engineering
2024
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