A Vision-Based Real-Time Indoor Positioning System for Multiple Vehicles

Our indoor positioning system determines the poses (position and orientations) and IDs of our μCars. A Basler camera mounted at a height of 3.3 m detects four LEDs attached to each vehicle using image processing. The figure shows those four LEDs. The outer LEDs marked with a blue circle serve the purpose of determining the vehicle’s pose. The inner LED marked with an orange circle transmits the vehicle’s ID by flashing in a defined frequency.

This setup reaches an accuracy of about 1.1 cm for the position and around 0.6° for the orientation in the mean. Our system is real-time capable of detecting 20 vehicles with a soft deadline of 20 ms. It is robust against changing lighting conditions and reflections.

Details on the setup of the indoor positioning system can be found in our
documentation.

More Information in our Paper

A Vision-Based Real-Time Indoor Positioning System
for Multiple Vehicles

Presenting: A Vision-Based Real-Time Indoor Positioning System
for Multiple Vehicles