Using Event-Based Imaging and Deep Learning to Generate 3D Surface Maps for Autonomous Roof Bolting - SME Annual Meeting 2024

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
Rik Banerjee Andrew J. Petruska
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Feb 1, 2024

Abstract

This study explores implementing a machine learningbased system to generate a 3D surface repre- sentation of the roof and support straps in the mine. Event cameras have been chosen for their performance in high-dynamic-range lighting conditions and for their low latency. To enable automated drilling and bolting, 3D vision using eventbased cameras has been developed. A ground-truth set is created using two, time-synced event cameras and a LiDAR camera. These sensors are used to construct a ground-truth dataset of corresponding event- camera images and surface maps from the LiDAR. The network is tested with stereopairs of event images and produces a depth image with ±5 mm RMS error on average across 1000 test images.
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APA: Rik Banerjee Andrew J. Petruska  (2024)  Using Event-Based Imaging and Deep Learning to Generate 3D Surface Maps for Autonomous Roof Bolting - SME Annual Meeting 2024

MLA: Rik Banerjee Andrew J. Petruska Using Event-Based Imaging and Deep Learning to Generate 3D Surface Maps for Autonomous Roof Bolting - SME Annual Meeting 2024. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 2024.

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