Unrestricted Recognition of 3-D Objects for Robotics Using Multi-Level Triplet Invariants

A method for unrestricted recognition of 3-D objects has been developed. By unrestricted, we imply that the recognition shall be done independently of object position, scale, orientation and pose, ...

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