Fast 3D scene object detection and real size estimation using Microsoft Kinect sensor

Michael K. Demetriou*, Tsampikos Kounalakis, Nikolaos Vidakis, Georgios A. Triantafyllidis

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Abstract

This paper presents an efficient and fast system for object detection in a 3D scene using the capabilities of Microsoft Kinect sensor in depth map generation. Besides, the proposed method introduces a real size estimation of the detected objects. Successful 3D scene's object detection and real size calculation are crucial features in computer vision to the goal of making machines that see objects like humans do. In our system we employ effective depth map processing techniques, along with edge detection, connected components detection and filtering approaches, in order to design a complete algorithm for efficient object detection and real size calculation, even in complex scenes with many objects. Experimental results on three different 3D scenes are presented, showing the efficiency of the proposed design.

Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationProceedings of the IASTED International Conference on Computer Graphics and Imaging, CGIM 2012
Number of pages7
Publication date2012
Pages254-260
ISBN (Print)9780889869219
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 2012
EventIASTED International Conference on Computer Graphics and Imaging, CGIM 2012 - Crete, Greece
Duration: 18 Jun 201220 Jun 2012

Conference

ConferenceIASTED International Conference on Computer Graphics and Imaging, CGIM 2012
Country/TerritoryGreece
CityCrete
Period18/06/201220/06/2012
SeriesProceedings of the IASTED International Conference on Computer Graphics and Imaging, CGIM 2012

Keywords

  • Depth map
  • Feature extraction
  • Image segmentation
  • Microsoft Kinect
  • Object detection

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