Robust landing pad detection plays a major role in Autonomous Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs). This problem can be approached using deep neural networks for vision-based inference. However, the full integration of deep learning algorithms into the small UAVs is still challenging for their limited resources. This paper presents a landing pad detection pipeline based on a revisited version MobileNetV3-Small. The proposed architecture inherits robustness from the general-purpose version but limits the computational cost significantly thanks to a set of design criteria aimed to limit hardware requirements. Experimental results confirm that the proposed network compares favorably with a lightweight general-purpose object detector in terms of accuracy/computational cost trade-off. The system is also deployed on a commercial general-purpose microcomputer confirming that satisfactory performance can be obtained on general-purpose embedded architectures.
Design and Deployment of an Efficient Landing Pad Detector / Albanese, Andrea; Taccioli, Tommaso; Apicella, Tommaso; Brunelli, Davide; Ragusa, Edoardo. - 546:(2023), pp. 137-147. (Intervento presentato al convegno SYSINT 2022 tenutosi a Genova nel 7th–9th September 2022) [10.1007/978-3-031-16281-7_14].
Design and Deployment of an Efficient Landing Pad Detector
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2023-01-01
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Robust landing pad detection plays a major role in Autonomous Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs). This problem can be approached using deep neural networks for vision-based inference. However, the full integration of deep learning algorithms into the small UAVs is still challenging for their limited resources. This paper presents a landing pad detection pipeline based on a revisited version MobileNetV3-Small. The proposed architecture inherits robustness from the general-purpose version but limits the computational cost significantly thanks to a set of design criteria aimed to limit hardware requirements. Experimental results confirm that the proposed network compares favorably with a lightweight general-purpose object detector in terms of accuracy/computational cost trade-off. The system is also deployed on a commercial general-purpose microcomputer confirming that satisfactory performance can be obtained on general-purpose embedded architectures.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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