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Vittorio Amos Ziparo

Robots for Exploration, Digital Preservation, and Visualization

of Archeological Sites

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Motivation Exploration, Monitoring and Documentation

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State of the Art Expensive, Time Consuming and Dangerous

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Case Studies Catacombs of Rome and Naples

● Huge and rich

● High humidity (98%)

● Radon hazard

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Goal A better survey and monitoring tool

● Faster: perform surveys in much less time

● Better: bigger, more accurate and richer models

● Safer: no danger for human operators

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RobotMobile base, Sensors, Cooling and Power Systems

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Point Cloud ReconstructionOcular Robotics RE05 Lidar

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The model skeletonCloud registration and global consistency

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Adding texturesReconstruction from pictures

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ExampleARC-3D reconstruction of Mogao Cave

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Learning semantics Better renderings, navigation and classification

● Learn shape and materials

● Learn traversability

● Automated classification of

● objects

● areas

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Mobility is a major challenge!large 3D Maze on rough terrain

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Navigation Mobility in harsh environments

● 3D navigation system

● probabilistic,

● semantic and

● information-theoretic

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Mission Control InterfaceMulti-Modal mode

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Mission Control InterfaceSupervisory and dialog modes

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Cloud-based archiveTime machine and virtual archeological site

1. General Public: high fidelity 3D interactive experience

2. Historians: semantically rich digital archive

3. Engineers: advanced measurement and diagnosis tool

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Stay updated!www.rovina-project.eu

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Thanks!

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navigation & exploration

semantic analysis

photogrammetry

SLAM and Morphometry

robot & HCI/HRI

user requirements

Consortium Partners and Teams

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Project OverviewCore Components & Consortium


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