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Mushrooms Detection, Localization and 3D Pose Estimation using RGB-D Sensor for Robotic-picking Applications

Published 8 Jan 2022 in cs.CV and cs.RO | (2201.02837v1)

Abstract: In this paper, we propose mushrooms detection, localization and 3D pose estimation algorithm using RGB-D data acquired from a low-cost consumer RGB-D sensor. We use the RGB and depth information for different purposes. From RGB color, we first extract initial contour locations of the mushrooms and then provide both the initial contour locations and the original image to active contour for mushrooms segmentation. These segmented mushrooms are then used as input to a circular Hough transform for each mushroom detection including its center and radius. Once each mushroom's center position in the RGB image is known, we then use the depth information to locate it in 3D space i.e. in world coordinate system. In case of missing depth information at the detected center of each mushroom, we estimate from the nearest available depth information within the radius of each mushroom. We also estimate the 3D pose of each mushroom using a pre-prepared upright mushroom model. We use a global registration followed by local refine registration approach for this 3D pose estimation. From the estimated 3D pose, we use only the rotation part expressed in quaternion as an orientation of each mushroom. These estimated (X,Y,Z) positions, diameters and orientations of the mushrooms are used for robotic-picking applications. We carry out extensive experiments on both 3D printed and real mushrooms which show that our method has an interesting performance.

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