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Uncalibrated vision based on structured light

The recovery of the three-dimensional structure of the environment is a pre-requisite for many tasks in mobile robotics. Unfortunately, calibration acts as a brake upon visual adaptation and robotic autonomy. We provide tools and constraints based on structured light for a complete and efficient uncalibrated Euclidean reconstruction of the environment. Experimental results achieved both on simulated and real data validate the method.

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