Sentence examples for visual obstacles from inspiring English sources

The temporal bone, the facial nerve, and a 6 mm diameter speculum were visually represented to reproduce surgical environment and visual obstacles).

From there, the scientists are refining the system to distinguish between visual obstacles like cloud cover and flooded rivers and to home in on more sporadic deforestation.

This paper examines the relationship between legibility attributes (clear structure, visual obstacles, and accessibility) with social interaction (park engagement and the intensity of contact) within neighborhood parks.

There studies also combined the stepping over gait (eg, observations of targets in contact with three-dimensional or visual obstacles that can cause a fall) with a cognitive task (eg, the n-back test or reaction task).

Visual obstacles are projected onto the treadmill belt, and the difficulty level for obstacle avoidance will be controlled by the physical therapist by changing the size of the obstacle as well as the available response time (i.e., obstacles can appear a few steps ahead [easy] or during the swing phase of an ongoing step [difficult]).

This paper presents a context-aware smartphone-based based visual obstacle detection approach to aid visually impaired people in navigating indoor environments.

Furthermore, we show that visual obstacle detection combined with a laser range finder can increase the detection rate of obstacles considerably, allowing the autonomous use of mobile robots in complex public and home environments.

The current study showed that visual fixation of obstacles is not required for rapid and adaptive navigation of obstacles.

Under Johnson's vision, streets would have a minimal amount of "visual clutter" and obstacles" and leave different road users to accommodate each other.

In this paper, we introduce a novel setup of self-supervised learning (SSL), in which optical flow cues serve as a scaffold to learn the visual appearance of obstacles in the environment.

In particular, lack of access to visual information about obstacles and temporary barriers in their paths significantly hinders their capacity to navigate not only in unfamiliar surroundings but even in environments which they traverse on a regular basis [8 10].