Abstract
Determining the relative motion between an observer and his environment is a major problem in computer vision. Its applications include mobile robot navigation and monitoring dynamic industrial processes. Although much work has been done recently in motion estimation, the problem is far from being solved. It is the purpose of this brief paper to outline an approach to motion estimation and to point out some of the difficult issues.
© 1985 Optical Society of America
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