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Donker, Pim (author)
This thesis proposes a method of detecting autonomic neuropathy in low-income countries using an infrared camera. Access to healthcare is often limited in low-income countries delaying the detection of neuropathy. If neuropathy can be detected in the earliest stage, often the autonomic state, damage to motor and sensory nerves can be prevented....
master thesis 2024
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Bekkers, Sam (author)
The generation of a 3D map of an unseen environment, obtained through solving the SLAM problem, is a popular topic currently in the robotics domain. The Lunar Rover Mini (LRM) at the German Aerospace Center solves this problem using a RGB-D camera system, which is favourable in space applications due to its lightweight characteristics and energy...
master thesis 2024
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CHEN, XI (author)
In autonomous driving, environmental perception, crucial for navigation and decision-making, depends on integrating data from multiple sensors like cameras and LiDAR. Camera-LiDAR fusion combines detailed imagery with precise depth, improving environmental awareness. Effective data fusion requires accurate extrinsic calibration to align camera...
master thesis 2024
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Hol, Thirza (author)
Recently, the world population has crossed 8 million people and it is estimated that out of every three persons two cannot afford surgery (Meara et al., 2015a). Surgery is the primary treatment for one-third of the diseases (Quene et al., 2022), but since 6 percent of all procedures are performed in the poorest countries, where more than one...
master thesis 2023
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Yang, Yufeng (author)
Event-based cameras promise new opportunities for smart vision systems deployed at the edge. Contrary to their conventional frame-based counterparts, event-based cameras generate temporal light intensity changes as events on a per-pixel basis, enabling ultra-low latency with microsecond-scale temporal resolution, low power consumption at...
master thesis 2023
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van Geerenstein, Mathijs (author)
3D object detection models that exploit both LiDAR and camera sensor features are top performers in large-scale autonomous driving benchmarks. A transformer is a popular network architecture used for this task, in which so-called object queries act as candidate objects. Initializing these object queries based on current sensor inputs leads to...
master thesis 2023
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Hollman, Seb (author)
This graduation project emerged from an existing collaboration between the Delft University of Technology and the Responsible Sensing Lab; a project of the Amsterdam Institute of Advanced Metropolitan Solutions. The Initial Assignment had the goal of enhancing the feeling of safety in public environments through the use of responsible sensing....
master thesis 2023
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Kaldenbach, Marco (author)
The advancement of wireless communication technologies has transformed how we exchange information in our daily lives. However, the increasing demand for wireless communication faces challenges due to limited radio wave bandwidth availability. In this context, visible light communication has emerged as a promising alternative, utilizing visible...
master thesis 2023
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van der Kolk, Niels (author)
Hidden spy cameras are a growing worldwide threat to people’s intimacy and privacy. With the growing interest in full-screen devices and the underlying development of under-screen cameras, a new type of potential security risk is introduced. Recent smartphones such as the ZTE AXON 40 already demonstrate that it’s infeasible to detect the camera...
master thesis 2023
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Hoogenberg, Friso (author)
Gravitational waves predicted by Einstein have been measured in a few observatories worldwide. These detectors are complex interferometers with sizes of kilometers. Misalignments and aberrations in their optical set-up can create higher-order modes in the laser beam. These higher-order mode effects should be compensated to improve the...
master thesis 2023
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Katkam, Rohan (author)
The current wireless networks can face congestion issues due to the increasing number of digital devices. One way to overcome this is to establish communica-tion at a different range of frequencies, specifically in visible light. Most studies in Visible Light Communication (VLC) systems use active light sources like LEDs for transmission, but...
master thesis 2023
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SUN, Hanchu (author)
Surveillance cameras have become increasingly prevalent in public areas worldwide, including in Amsterdam. In Amsterdam, the number and intensity of surveillance cameras in public spaces, such as streets, parks, and plazas, have reportedly increased, even in locations where they were already well-established. In addition to the growing number of...
master thesis 2023
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LIU, YUSHAN (author)
Antarctica plays a crucial role in global climate change research, but current models only extend back to the satellite era from the 1990s to the present, leaving significant gaps in our understanding of the continent’s past and covering only limited locations. Historical aerial surveys, which may extend back to the 1930s and cover more...
student report 2023
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de Vries Lentsch, Ted (author)
This work addresses visual localization for intelligent vehicles. The task of cross-view matching-based localization is to estimate the geo-location of a vehicle-mounted camera by matching the captured street view image with an overhead-view satellite map containing the vehicle's local surroundings. This local satellite view image can be...
master thesis 2022
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Dai, Renjie (author)
Workflow analysis aims to improve the efficiency and safety in operating rooms by analysing surgical processes and providing feedback or support, where observations can be made and evaluated by algorithms rather than human experts. For our study, we mount five calibrated cameras from different angles in a Catheterization Laboratory (Cath Lab) to...
master thesis 2022
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Tempelaar, Willem Jan (author)
Multi-pedestrian tracking in camera networks has gained enormous interest in the industry because of its applicability in travel-flow analysis, autonomous driving, and surveillance. Essential to tracking in camera networks is camera calibration and, in particular extrinsic camera calibration. Extrinsic camera calibration incorporates the 3D...
master thesis 2022
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Durmuş, Merdan (author)
Visible Light Communication (VLC) is becoming an important research area where Visible Light Sources such as LED, Halogen Lamps and even the sun can be used for Wireless Communication. LED-to-Camera Communication is a form of VLC, where the camera can notice intermittent stimuli changes above a certain threshold frequency (flicker fusion...
bachelor thesis 2022
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de Hartog, André (author)
In this research the effectiveness of analytical neural networks compared to the maximum likelihood method on the prediction of spatial and DOI positioning of a Gamma detector with a NaI(Tl) scintillator of size 590mm x 470mm x 40mm (x,y,z), with a glass lightguide of size 620mm x 500mm x 4mm and a PMT area of 620mm x 500mm x 40mm with 2-inch...
bachelor thesis 2022
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Verheyen, Jan (author)
Insects have — over millions of years of evolution — perfected many of the systems that roboticists aim to achieve; they can swiftly and robustly navigate through different environments under various conditions while at the same time being highly energy efficient. To reach this level of performance and efficiency one might want to look at and take...
master thesis 2022
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Baratam, Srimannarayana (author)
Multi-class road user detection using the next- generation, 3+1D (range, azimuth, elevation, and Doppler) radars has been shown feasible, thanks to the increased density of their point clouds and the inclusion of elevation information. However, object detection networks using LiDAR (64-layer) point clouds still dominate the performance metrics....
master thesis 2022
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