Noncontact Dynamic Three-Component Displacement Measurement With a Dual Stereovision-Enabled Uncrewed Aerial System [Research Brief]
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2024-09-01
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Abstract:The study aims to overcome challenges of traditional displacement measurement methods, particularly in inaccessible locations. The researchers used a dual stereovision-enabled uncrewed aerial system (UAS) to measure the dynamic displacements of structures. The UAS is equipped with four optical cameras, configured in two stereo pairs. One pair tracks the three-component (3C) motion (x, y, z) of the structure, while the other measures the six degrees of freedom motion (rotational and translational) of the UAS itself.
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