Avoiding Non-Manhattan Obstacles Based on Projection of Spatial Corners in Indoor Environment

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Monocular vision-based navigation is a considerable ability for a home mobile robot. However, due to diverse disturbances, helping robots avoid obstacles, especially nonManhattan obstacles, remains a big challenge. In indoor environments, there are many s
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