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Stabilizing Fast Dynamical Systems Using Time-of-Flight Cameras
Time-of-flight cameras are popular in robotics because they provide direct depth information and are compact, inexpensive, and less dependent on ambient visible light. However, their low spatial resolution and depth noise raise questions about their suitability for stabilizing fast, unstable dynamic
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