Search Results for author: Tae Ha Park

Found 6 papers, 3 papers with code

Event-based Structure-from-Orbit

no code implementations10 May 2024 Ethan Elms, Yasir Latif, Tae Ha Park, Tat-Jun Chin

Event sensors offer high temporal resolution visual sensing, which makes them ideal for perceiving fast visual phenomena without suffering from motion blur.

Object

Robust Multi-Task Learning and Online Refinement for Spacecraft Pose Estimation across Domain Gap

1 code implementation8 Mar 2022 Tae Ha Park, Simone D'Amico

These tasks are all related to detection and pose estimation of a target spacecraft from an image, such as prediction of pre-defined satellite keypoints, direct pose regression, and binary segmentation of the satellite foreground.

Multi-Task Learning Pose Estimation +1

SPEED+: Next-Generation Dataset for Spacecraft Pose Estimation across Domain Gap

2 code implementations6 Oct 2021 Tae Ha Park, Marcus Märtens, Gurvan Lecuyer, Dario Izzo, Simone D'Amico

Autonomous vision-based spaceborne navigation is an enabling technology for future on-orbit servicing and space logistics missions.

Pose Estimation Spacecraft Pose Estimation

Robotic Testbed for Rendezvous and Optical Navigation: Multi-Source Calibration and Machine Learning Use Cases

no code implementations12 Aug 2021 Tae Ha Park, Juergen Bosse, Simone D'Amico

This work presents the most recent advances of the Robotic Testbed for Rendezvous and Optical Navigation (TRON) at Stanford University - the first robotic testbed capable of validating machine learning algorithms for spaceborne optical navigation.

BIG-bench Machine Learning

Satellite Pose Estimation Challenge: Dataset, Competition Design and Results

no code implementations5 Nov 2019 Mate Kisantal, Sumant Sharma, Tae Ha Park, Dario Izzo, Marcus Märtens, Simone D'Amico

Reliable pose estimation of uncooperative satellites is a key technology for enabling future on-orbit servicing and debris removal missions.

Pose Estimation

Towards Robust Learning-Based Pose Estimation of Noncooperative Spacecraft

2 code implementations1 Sep 2019 Tae Ha Park, Sumant Sharma, Simone D'Amico

It is also shown that when using the texture-randomized spacecraft images during training, regressing 3D bounding box corners leads to better performance on spaceborne images than regressing surface keypoints, as NST inevitably distorts the spacecraft's geometric features to which the surface keypoints have closer relation.

Pose Estimation Style Transfer

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