INSPEX: design and integration of a portable/wearable smart spatial exploration system
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2017-05-15
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Lesecq, Suzanne
Foucault, Julie
Birot, F.
de Chaumont, H.
Jackson, Carl
Correvon, M.
Heck, P.
Banach, R.
di Matteo, A.
Di Palma, V.
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Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
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The INSPEX H2020 project main objective is to integrate automotive-equivalent spatial exploration and obstacle detection functionalities into a portable/wearable multi-sensor, miniaturised, low power device. The INSPEX system will detect and localise in real-time static and mobile obstacles under various environmental conditions in 3D. Potential applications range from safer human navigation in reduced visibility, small robot/drone obstacle avoidance systems to navigation for the visually/mobility impaired, this latter being the primary use-case considered in the project.
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Collision avoidance , Handicapped aids , Wearable computers , Wearable smart spatial exploration system , Portable smart spatial exploration system , INSPEX H2020 project , Human navigation , Drone obstacle avoidance systems , Robot obstacle avoidance systems , Robot sensing systems , Navigation , Power demand , Laser radar , Three-dimensional displays , Radar cross-sections , Surrounding perception , Spatial exploration , Integrated system , Embedded , Low-power , Portable , Wearable , Health
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Lesecq, S., Foucault, J., Birot, F., de Chaumont, H., Jackson, C., Correvon, M., Heck, P., Banach, R., di Matteo, A., Di Palma, V., Barrett, J., Rea, S., Van Gyseghem, J., Ó' Murchú, C. and Mathewson, A. (2017) 'INSPEX: design and integration of a portable/wearable smart spatial exploration system', Design, Automation & Test in Europe Conference & Exhibition (DATE), 2017, Lausanne, Switzerland, 27-31 March, pp. 746-751. doi:10.23919/DATE.2017.7927089
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