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A bee in a corridor:

centring or wall-following ?

J. Serres, F. Ruffier, G.P. Masson and N. Franceschini

Biorobotics Dpt., Movement and Perception Inst., CNRS/Univ. of the Mediterranean, 163, avenue Luminy, 13288 Marseille Cedex 09 FRANCE e-mail: julien.serres@univmed.fr

Experimental procedure Image processing and time-lapse photography

Experimental results: to centre or not to centre ?

Digital CMOS camera: Prosilica

TM

EC1280 High resolution: 1280x1024 pixels

20 fps, sampling period T

e

=50ms Camera viewfield : 1.5 m x 0.95 m

Future and Emerging Technologies

Stacked Images

Manual thresholding Manual cleaning

Automatic reconstruction

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L

E

C

E

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20px

128 px

0.47m ± 0.11m 0.65m ± 0.08m 0.24m ± 0.08m 0.44m ± 0.11m 0.24m ± 0.10m

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L

E

C

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R

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C

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Conclusion

Bees do not systematically adopt a centring response in contrast with previous observations (Kirchner and Srinivasan, 1989) The ‘optic flow balance’ hypothesis (Srinivasan et al., 1991) does not account for the wall-following behaviour observed here The bee’s sideways motion is well accounted for by a lateral optic flow regulator (Serres et al., Proc. IEEE/RAS Biorob 2006)

T14-8B

(Ruffier et al., Göttingen, T14-7B, 2007).

FOV

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C

0.95 0 0.95 0

Camera viewfield

0.95 0 0.95 0 0.95 0

x(m) 3

2.25

0.75

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Left wall absent

y(m) R

R

Flight parameters analysis

n

= 30

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= 27

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= 42

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= 49

n

= 57

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