Moving object tracker using sensor fusion of ultrasonic range finder and accelerometer
We present an accurate real-time moving object tracker using an α–β–γ filter for a position/acceleration sensor fusion system comprising ultrasonic range finders and an accelerometer. For this sensor fusion system, an optimal and stable α–β–γ filter receiving simultaneous measurements of position/ac...
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doaj-6c4bd79256f74a9b978aa328a13a94ac2020-11-25T00:48:02ZengTaylor & Francis GroupJournal of International Council on Electrical Engineering2234-89722017-01-0171344010.1080/22348972.2016.12774471277447Moving object tracker using sensor fusion of ultrasonic range finder and accelerometerKenshi Saho0Yusuke Takahashi1Masao Masugi2Ritsumeikan UniversityRitsumeikan UniversityRitsumeikan UniversityWe present an accurate real-time moving object tracker using an α–β–γ filter for a position/acceleration sensor fusion system comprising ultrasonic range finders and an accelerometer. For this sensor fusion system, an optimal and stable α–β–γ filter receiving simultaneous measurements of position/acceleration is introduced based on a minimum-variance filter criterion. Numerical analyses and simulations verify its effectiveness in terms of stability, accuracy, convergence speed, and simplicity in parameter design. Experiments demonstrate its efficacy as a realistic tracking system and verify that the proposed α–β–γ filter achieves faster convergence and better accuracy than conventional position-only-measured α–β–γ filters with a steady-state error of 70% that of a conventional α–β–γ filter.http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/22348972.2016.1277447Moving object trackerα–β–γ filtersensor fusionultrasonic range finderaccelerometer |
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Kenshi Saho Yusuke Takahashi Masao Masugi Moving object tracker using sensor fusion of ultrasonic range finder and accelerometer Journal of International Council on Electrical Engineering Moving object tracker α–β–γ filter sensor fusion ultrasonic range finder accelerometer |
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Kenshi Saho Yusuke Takahashi Masao Masugi |
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Kenshi Saho |
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Moving object tracker using sensor fusion of ultrasonic range finder and accelerometer |
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Moving object tracker using sensor fusion of ultrasonic range finder and accelerometer |
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Moving object tracker using sensor fusion of ultrasonic range finder and accelerometer |
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Moving object tracker using sensor fusion of ultrasonic range finder and accelerometer |
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Moving object tracker using sensor fusion of ultrasonic range finder and accelerometer |
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moving object tracker using sensor fusion of ultrasonic range finder and accelerometer |
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Taylor & Francis Group |
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Journal of International Council on Electrical Engineering |
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2234-8972 |
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2017-01-01 |
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We present an accurate real-time moving object tracker using an α–β–γ filter for a position/acceleration sensor fusion system comprising ultrasonic range finders and an accelerometer. For this sensor fusion system, an optimal and stable α–β–γ filter receiving simultaneous measurements of position/acceleration is introduced based on a minimum-variance filter criterion. Numerical analyses and simulations verify its effectiveness in terms of stability, accuracy, convergence speed, and simplicity in parameter design. Experiments demonstrate its efficacy as a realistic tracking system and verify that the proposed α–β–γ filter achieves faster convergence and better accuracy than conventional position-only-measured α–β–γ filters with a steady-state error of 70% that of a conventional α–β–γ filter. |
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Moving object tracker α–β–γ filter sensor fusion ultrasonic range finder accelerometer |
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http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/22348972.2016.1277447 |
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