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Enhancing Robotic Perception and Adaptability through Sensor Fusion and Origami-Inspired Designs
Compact mobile robots must recover scene geometry under changing lighting and surface texture while working within tight payload and cost limits. We present a compact mobile robot that uses origami-inspired wheels for locomotion and active control of its sensing geometry. As the wheels move between
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