Zusammenfassung
Obstacle detection is crucial for ensuring the safety
of autonomous robots and their surroundings in
unstructured outdoor environments. Objects with
minimal lateral dimensions can pose risks to the
robot or serve as important elements in the
infrastructure it operates in. Detecting these
structures becomes particularly challenging when
tall vegetation is present. Distinguishing between
soft, traversable objects, such as tufts of grass,
and potentially lethal solid obstacles is paramount
to a robot’s ability to operate. This paper
presents a novel approach that focuses on point
cloud generation and vegetation identification to
facilitate the safe navigation of autonomous outdoor
robots. Our approach uses a single multispectral
stereo camera system that employs a novel stereo
matching strategy based on binary descriptors for
spectrally non-identical image pairs.
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