As large,room-scale environments become increasingly common,their spatial complexity increases due to variable,unstructured elements.Consequently,demand for room-scale service robots is surging,yet most technologies r...As large,room-scale environments become increasingly common,their spatial complexity increases due to variable,unstructured elements.Consequently,demand for room-scale service robots is surging,yet most technologies remain corridor-centric,and autonomous navigation in expansive rooms becomes unstable even around static obstacles.Existing approaches face several structural limitations.These include the labor-intensive requirement for large-scale object annotation and continual retraining,as well as the vulnerability of vanishing point or linebased methods when geometric cues are insufficient.In addition,the high cost of LiDAR and 3D perception errors caused by limited wall cues and dense interior clutter further limit their effectiveness.To address these challenges,we propose a zero-shot vision-based algorithm for robust 3D map reconstruction in geometry-deficient room-scale environments.The algorithm operates in three layers:Layer 1 performs dimension-wise boundary detection;Layer 2 estimates vanishing points,refines the precise perspective space,and extracts a floor mask;and Layer 3 conducts 3D spatial mapping and obstacle recognition.The proposed method was experimentally validated across various geometric-deficient room-scale environments,including lobbies,seminar rooms,conference rooms,cafeterias,and museums—demonstrating its ability to reliably reconstruct 3D maps and accurately recognize obstacles.Experimental results show that the proposed algorithm achieved an F1 score of 0.959 in precision perspective space detection and 0.965 in floor mask extraction.For obstacle recognition and classification,it obtained F1 scores of 0.980 in obstacle absent areas,0.913 in solid obstacle environments,and 0.939 in skeleton-type sparse obstacle environments,confirming its high precision and reliability in geometric-deficient room-scale environments.展开更多
Spectrum map construction,which is crucial in cognitive radio(CR)system,visualizes the invisible space of the electromagnetic spectrum for spectrum-resource management and allocation.Traditional reconstruction methods...Spectrum map construction,which is crucial in cognitive radio(CR)system,visualizes the invisible space of the electromagnetic spectrum for spectrum-resource management and allocation.Traditional reconstruction methods are generally for twodimensional(2D)spectrum map and driven by abundant sampling data.In this paper,we propose a data-model-knowledge-driven reconstruction scheme to construct the three-dimensional(3D)spectrum map under multi-radiation source scenarios.We firstly design a maximum and minimum path loss difference(MMPLD)clustering algorithm to detect the number of radiation sources in a 3D space.Then,we develop a joint location-power estimation method based on the heuristic population evolutionary optimization algorithm.Considering the variation of electromagnetic environment,we self-learn the path loss(PL)model based on the sampling data.Finally,the 3D spectrum is reconstructed according to the self-learned PL model and the extracted knowledge of radiation sources.Simulations show that the proposed 3D spectrum map reconstruction scheme not only has splendid adaptability to the environment,but also achieves high spectrum construction accuracy even when the sampling rate is very low.展开更多
With the increasing complexity of substation inspection tasks,achieving efficient and safe path planning for Unmanned Aerial Vehicles in densely populated and structurally complex three-dimensional(3D)environments rem...With the increasing complexity of substation inspection tasks,achieving efficient and safe path planning for Unmanned Aerial Vehicles in densely populated and structurally complex three-dimensional(3D)environments remains a critical challenge.To address this problem,this paper proposes an improved path planning algorithm—Random Geometric Graph(RGG)-guided Rapidly-exploring Random Tree(R-RRT)—based on the classical Rapidly-exploring Random Tree(RRT)framework.First,a refined 3D occupancy grid map is constructed from Light Detection and Ranging point cloud data through ground filtering,noise removal,coordinate transformation,and obstacle inflation using spherical structuring elements.During the planning stage,a dynamic goal-biasing strategy is introduced to adaptively adjust the sampling direction,the sampling distribution is optimized using a pre-generated RGG,and collision detection is accelerated via a K-Dimensional Tree structure.After initial trajectory generation,redundant nodes are eliminated via greedy pruning,and a curvature-minimizing gradient-based optimizationmethod is applied to smooth the trajectory.Experimental results conducted in a simulated substation environment demonstrate that,compared with mainstream path planning algorithms,the proposed R-RRT achieves superior performance in terms of path length,planning time,and trajectory smoothness.Comprehensive analysis shows that the proposed method significantly enhances trajectory quality,planning efficiency,and operational safety,validating its applicability and advantages for high-precision 3D path planning in complex substation inspection scenarios.展开更多
The three-dimensional （3D） processing maps considering strain based on the two-dimensional （2D） processing maps proposed by PRASAD can describe the distribution of the efficiency of power dissipation and flow inst...The three-dimensional （3D） processing maps considering strain based on the two-dimensional （2D） processing maps proposed by PRASAD can describe the distribution of the efficiency of power dissipation and flow instability regions at various temperatures, strain rates and strains, which exhibit intrinsic workability related to material itself. Finite element （FE） simulation can obtain the distribution of strain, strain rate, temperature and die filling status, which indicates state-of-stress （SOS） workability decided by die shape and different processing conditions. On the basis of this, a new material driven analysis method for hot deformation was put forward by the combination of FE simulation with 3D processing maps, which can demonstrate material workability of the entire hot deformation process including SOS workability and intrinsic workability. The hot forging process for hard-to-work metal magnesium alloy was studied, and the 3D thermomechanical FE simulation including 3D processing maps of complex hot forging spur bevel gear was first conducted. The hot forging experiments were carried out. The results show that the new method is reasonable and suitable to determine the aoorooriate nrocess narameters.展开更多
基金supported by Kyonggi University Research Grant 2025.
文摘As large,room-scale environments become increasingly common,their spatial complexity increases due to variable,unstructured elements.Consequently,demand for room-scale service robots is surging,yet most technologies remain corridor-centric,and autonomous navigation in expansive rooms becomes unstable even around static obstacles.Existing approaches face several structural limitations.These include the labor-intensive requirement for large-scale object annotation and continual retraining,as well as the vulnerability of vanishing point or linebased methods when geometric cues are insufficient.In addition,the high cost of LiDAR and 3D perception errors caused by limited wall cues and dense interior clutter further limit their effectiveness.To address these challenges,we propose a zero-shot vision-based algorithm for robust 3D map reconstruction in geometry-deficient room-scale environments.The algorithm operates in three layers:Layer 1 performs dimension-wise boundary detection;Layer 2 estimates vanishing points,refines the precise perspective space,and extracts a floor mask;and Layer 3 conducts 3D spatial mapping and obstacle recognition.The proposed method was experimentally validated across various geometric-deficient room-scale environments,including lobbies,seminar rooms,conference rooms,cafeterias,and museums—demonstrating its ability to reliably reconstruct 3D maps and accurately recognize obstacles.Experimental results show that the proposed algorithm achieved an F1 score of 0.959 in precision perspective space detection and 0.965 in floor mask extraction.For obstacle recognition and classification,it obtained F1 scores of 0.980 in obstacle absent areas,0.913 in solid obstacle environments,and 0.939 in skeleton-type sparse obstacle environments,confirming its high precision and reliability in geometric-deficient room-scale environments.
基金National Key Scientific Instrument and Equipment Development Project under Grant No.61827801the open research fund of State Key Laboratory of Integrated Services Networks,No.ISN22-11+1 种基金Natural Science Foundation of Jiangsu Province,No.BK20211182open research fund of National Mobile Communications Research Laboratory,Southeast University,No.2022D04。
文摘Spectrum map construction,which is crucial in cognitive radio(CR)system,visualizes the invisible space of the electromagnetic spectrum for spectrum-resource management and allocation.Traditional reconstruction methods are generally for twodimensional(2D)spectrum map and driven by abundant sampling data.In this paper,we propose a data-model-knowledge-driven reconstruction scheme to construct the three-dimensional(3D)spectrum map under multi-radiation source scenarios.We firstly design a maximum and minimum path loss difference(MMPLD)clustering algorithm to detect the number of radiation sources in a 3D space.Then,we develop a joint location-power estimation method based on the heuristic population evolutionary optimization algorithm.Considering the variation of electromagnetic environment,we self-learn the path loss(PL)model based on the sampling data.Finally,the 3D spectrum is reconstructed according to the self-learned PL model and the extracted knowledge of radiation sources.Simulations show that the proposed 3D spectrum map reconstruction scheme not only has splendid adaptability to the environment,but also achieves high spectrum construction accuracy even when the sampling rate is very low.
基金Funding for this research was provided by the Program for Scientific Research Innovation Team in Colleges and Universities of Anhui Province(No.2022AH010095)the Hefei Key Technology R&D“Champion-Based Selection”Project(No.2023SGJ011).
文摘With the increasing complexity of substation inspection tasks,achieving efficient and safe path planning for Unmanned Aerial Vehicles in densely populated and structurally complex three-dimensional(3D)environments remains a critical challenge.To address this problem,this paper proposes an improved path planning algorithm—Random Geometric Graph(RGG)-guided Rapidly-exploring Random Tree(R-RRT)—based on the classical Rapidly-exploring Random Tree(RRT)framework.First,a refined 3D occupancy grid map is constructed from Light Detection and Ranging point cloud data through ground filtering,noise removal,coordinate transformation,and obstacle inflation using spherical structuring elements.During the planning stage,a dynamic goal-biasing strategy is introduced to adaptively adjust the sampling direction,the sampling distribution is optimized using a pre-generated RGG,and collision detection is accelerated via a K-Dimensional Tree structure.After initial trajectory generation,redundant nodes are eliminated via greedy pruning,and a curvature-minimizing gradient-based optimizationmethod is applied to smooth the trajectory.Experimental results conducted in a simulated substation environment demonstrate that,compared with mainstream path planning algorithms,the proposed R-RRT achieves superior performance in terms of path length,planning time,and trajectory smoothness.Comprehensive analysis shows that the proposed method significantly enhances trajectory quality,planning efficiency,and operational safety,validating its applicability and advantages for high-precision 3D path planning in complex substation inspection scenarios.
基金Project(2011ZX04014-051)supported by the Key Scientific and Technical Project of ChinaProjects(51375306,50905110)supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China
文摘The three-dimensional （3D） processing maps considering strain based on the two-dimensional （2D） processing maps proposed by PRASAD can describe the distribution of the efficiency of power dissipation and flow instability regions at various temperatures, strain rates and strains, which exhibit intrinsic workability related to material itself. Finite element （FE） simulation can obtain the distribution of strain, strain rate, temperature and die filling status, which indicates state-of-stress （SOS） workability decided by die shape and different processing conditions. On the basis of this, a new material driven analysis method for hot deformation was put forward by the combination of FE simulation with 3D processing maps, which can demonstrate material workability of the entire hot deformation process including SOS workability and intrinsic workability. The hot forging process for hard-to-work metal magnesium alloy was studied, and the 3D thermomechanical FE simulation including 3D processing maps of complex hot forging spur bevel gear was first conducted. The hot forging experiments were carried out. The results show that the new method is reasonable and suitable to determine the aoorooriate nrocess narameters.
