DocumentCode
3587108
Title
A novel video stabilization method with global motion vector prediction and border region recovery
Author
Yang Zhang ; Xu He ; Yuquan Leng ; Chuanyin Liu
Author_Institution
State Key Lab. of Robot., Shenyang Inst. of Autom., Shenyang, China
fYear
2014
Firstpage
2483
Lastpage
2488
Abstract
This paper presents a novel approach of vision stabilization, potentially applied to mobile robot or unmanned vehicle, which is inspired by the characteristics of human eye. Vision information processing is a key technology of intelligent mobile platform. However, in some condition, such as the vision module mount on the vehicle moving on the rugged ground, the system could not acquire stable vision, which influence the post-process of image information and make the observer uncomfortable. With video stabilization technology, the unwanted vibrations or shakes of video sequences is smoothed at real time speed. The algorithm proposed is mainly based on digital image stabilization technology, which divides the whole vision in 9 sub-area averagely, then processes searching and matching strategy by macro block with size of 16 ×16 or 8×8 pixels. Both the start point for searching and motion vector are predicted by the motion trend. After the motion compensation procedure, the video is stabilized. During the procedure above, the edge area of the video is lost. In this paper, a recovery method inspired by human vision is discussed, which consider the duration of vision factors. With the evaluating a sequence of unstable images acquired by vision system on the mobile robot, we can draw the conclusion that the effectiveness and validation of the method aforementioned is implemented.
Keywords
edge detection; image matching; image sequences; mobile robots; motion compensation; motion estimation; robot vision; video signal processing; border region recovery; digital image stabilization technology; global motion vector prediction; human eye characteristics; human vision; image matching strategy; image pixels; image postprocessing; image search strategy; intelligent mobile platform; macroblocks; mobile robot; motion compensation procedure; motion trend; recovery method; rugged ground; unmanned vehicle; unstable image sequence evaluation; video edge area; video sequences; video stabilization method; vision factors; vision information processing; vision module; Algorithm design and analysis; Mobile robots; Motion compensation; Motion estimation; Prediction algorithms; Streaming media; Video sequences; Digital video stabilization; bioinspired; duration of vision; image matching; motion estimation;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Robotics and Biomimetics (ROBIO), 2014 IEEE International Conference on
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/ROBIO.2014.7090713
Filename
7090713
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