The field of computer vision is witnessing significant advancements in pose estimation and object detection, with a focus on developing more accurate and efficient methods for various applications. Recent research has explored the use of RGB images, graph-based path generation, and transformer-based neural networks to improve pose estimation and object detection in different environments, including retail, indoor navigation, and marine vessels. The development of new datasets, such as MR6D and BONK-pose, is also contributing to the advancement of the field. Noteworthy papers in this area include: RCGNet, which proposes a novel category-level object pose estimation approach that relies solely on RGB images, and You Only Pose Once, which presents a minimalist's detection transformer for monocular RGB category-level 9D multi-object pose estimation. These innovative approaches are expected to have a significant impact on various applications, including robotics, automation, and environmental conservation.
Advances in Pose Estimation and Object Detection
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Relative Pose Regression with Pose Auto-Encoders: Enhancing Accuracy and Data Efficiency for Retail Applications
Inside Knowledge: Graph-based Path Generation with Explainable Data Augmentation and Curriculum Learning for Visual Indoor Navigation
Real-Time Beach Litter Detection and Counting: A Comparative Analysis of RT-DETR Model Variants
RCGNet: RGB-based Category-Level 6D Object Pose Estimation with Geometric Guidance
MR6D: Benchmarking 6D Pose Estimation for Mobile Robots
Reliability comparison of vessel trajectory prediction models via Probability of Detection
Learning Point Cloud Representations with Pose Continuity for Depth-Based Category-Level 6D Object Pose Estimation
Fusing Monocular RGB Images with AIS Data to Create a 6D Pose Estimation Dataset for Marine Vessels
You Only Pose Once: A Minimalist's Detection Transformer for Monocular RGB Category-level 9D Multi-Object Pose Estimation