T. Sharma, Nitya Kritin Valivati, Arvind Puthige, Unnikrishnan Hari
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This paper aims to develop a method to extract 3D information from surrounding space in real time and to develop a control system to track a target object continuously. We used two cameras and utilized the concepts of ray optics, epipolar geometry and image processing to identify the target and find its world coordinates with reference to the cameras.