Autonomous navigation, guidance and control using LDRI
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[0054] The Laser Dynamic Range Imager (LDRI) developed by Sandia National Laboratories takes care of the illumination problem by using a continuous wave (CW) laser radar to illuminate the scene. The Laser Dynamic Range Imager also eliminates the necessity of using multiple cameras. Each pixel becomes a sensor, since the range is obtained from the phase shift between the incident and reflected laser beams coming from that pixel.
[0055] The LDRI generates intensity and range images from that the object motion information can be derived. Generally, an LDRI based range method is based on static LDRI image processing. The assumption is feasible due to the very low docking velocity (about 1 cm / s for low impact docking). To further improve the accuracy of the LDRI based range method, the motion effects will be taken into account by using optical flow analysis techniques.
[0056] When using LDRI for docking, the reference relative position is set to zero while LDRI coupled with real time image...
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