運動学的予測と選択的イベント補正による宇宙機姿勢追跡
Spacecraft Pose Tracking via Kinematic Prediction and Selective Event Correction
イベントカメラを用いて宇宙機の姿勢を追跡する手法を提案し、予測にイベント補正を加えることで誤差と失敗率を大幅に低減した。
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著者: Yonglong Zhang, Guanning Yao, Shuo Zhang, Yifan Yang, Yang Liu†, Zongwu Xie
分類: cs.RO
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In initialized spacecraft tracking, a short-horizon motion prediction remains available as event support changes. Observation-Aligned Event Innovation (OA-EI) uses events to correct selected components of this prediction. A constant-body-twist model propagates the complete pose; the event encoder proposes rotational and normalized image-plane translation corrections, retaining propagated axial depth. Candidate magnitudes come from a bounded Scale Gate and a deterministic activity factor, with empty windows returning the prediction unchanged. Evaluation uses four FRESH physical-event trajectories, twenty rollout starts, and three training seeds. Each rollout starts from two reference poses and then uses self-estimates. At 7.7 seconds, rotation and translation errors fall from 41.63°/57.28 mm for prediction alone to 15.73°/22.41 mm for OA-EI, reductions of 62.2% and 60.9%. Failure rates fall from 20.0% to 1.67%. Matched ablations favor the rotation-bearing interface for overall pose accuracy; combining scaling with activity support gives the lowest errors at every tested event-retention level. On Jetson Orin Nano, the measured in-memory update takes 44.56 milliseconds at the median and 58.77 milliseconds at P95.