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The Recovery of Motion and Depth from Optical Flow

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Abstract

The navigation of a robot in any environment requires the knowledge of the motion of the robot relative to the environment and of the three dimensional structure of the scene. These information can be obtained by using active sensors and/or by passive vision, provided by cameras mounted on the robot.

© 1989 Optical Society of America

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