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Hardware supported technique for detecting multi-corners in digital contours
The paper reports development of a simple and reliable multi-corner detection technique that combines local computational schemes and an inexpensive model-based matching approach. The input data are digital contour images extracted from camera-captured scenes by using any edge detector. Although most of the results have been obtained by using the software implementation, the algorithm's structure has been optimised for hardware implementation. A preliminary hardware design has been proposed, and some of the modules have been already implemented in FPGA. Eventually, it should be possible to detect on-line all multi-corners (and to determine their geometry) within images incoming at standard (e.g. TV) rates. The algorithm has been developed within a joint research project of Robotics Research Centre (NTU) and British Gas Asia Pacific on development of an autonomous underwater vehicle for specialised applications.