Book Chapters

2001

  1. P. Rives, M. Devy. Perception pour la localisation. In La robotique mobile, J.-P. Laumond (ed.), Hermes, 2001. details
  2. P. Rives, M. Devy. Perception pour la navigation et la commande. In La robotique mobile, J.-P. Laumond (ed.), Hermes, 2001. details

1999

  1. P. Rives, J.J. Borrelly. Real Time Image Processing for Image-based Visual Servoing. In Robust Vision for Vision-based control of Motion, SPIE/IEEE Series on Imaging Science and Engineering, Ed. Markus Vincze and Gregory D. Hager, 1999. details

1998

  1. D.P. Tsakiris, P. Rives, C. Samson. Extending Visual Servoing Techniques to Nonholonomic Mobile Robots. In The Confluence of Vision and Control, Lecture Notes in Control and Information System, Kriegman, Hager and Morse (Ed.), Springer-Verlag, 1998. details

1993

  1. F. Chaumette, P. Rives, B. Espiau. Classification and Realization od the different Vision-based Tasks. In Visual Servoing - Automatic Control of Mechanical Systems with Visual Sensors; World Scientific Series in Robotics and Automated Systems Vol 7, K. Hashimoto (ed.), London, 1993. details

1990

  1. P. Rives. Dynamic Vision: Theoretical Capabilities and Practical Problems. In in "Kinematic and Dynamic Issues in Sensor Based Control", NATO-ASI Series F: Computer and System Sciences, vol 57, Ed: Taylor G. E, Springer Verlag, 1990. details

1987

  1. P. Rives, G. Hegron. Design of a Simulation Tool for Robots Using Moving Vision Sensors. In in "Languages for Sensor Based Control in Robotics", NATO-ASI Series F: Computer and System Sciences, vol 29, Eds: Rembold U, Hormann K, Springer Verlag, 1987. details

1983

  1. J. Pot, P. Coiffet, P. Rives. Comparison of Five Methods for the Recognition of Industrial Parts. In Artificial Vision for Robot, Kogan page ltd, Prof. I. Aleksander (ed), London, 1983. details

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