1. Rahul Namdev, K Madhava Krishna and C V Jawahar., "Motion Segmentation of Multiple Objects from a Freely Moving Monocular Camera", ICRA 2012
1. Vijay P Eathakota, A K Singh and K Madhava Krishna, "Two Models of Force Actuator based Active Suspension Mechanisms for Mobility on Uneven Terrain", Acta Astronautica, Elsevier
2.
Shivudu
Bhuvanagiri and K Madhava Krishna, “Motion in Ambiguity: Coordinated
Active
Global Localization for Multiple Robots”, Robotics
and Autonomous Systems, 58(2010),
399-424
3.
Aravindhan Krishnan and K
Madhava Krishna, “Autonomous Image Based Exploration for Indoor
Environments
using Local Features”, in AAMAS 2010 (short paper4
4. Piyoosh Muhija and K
Madhava Krishna, “A Two Phase Recursive Tree Propagation based
Framework for
Multi-Robotic Exploration with Fixed Base Station Constraint”, to
appear in
IROS 2010
5.
Chetan
Jakkoju, K Madhava
Krishna and C V Jawahar, “An Adaptive Outdoor Terrain Classification
Methodology using Monocular Camera”, to appear in IROS 2010
6.
Aravindhan
Krishnan and K
Madhava Krishna, “A Visual Exploration Algorithm using Semantic Cues
that
Constructs Image based Hybrid Maps”, to appear in IROS 2010
7.
A K
Singh, Vijay
P Eathakota, R K Namdev and K Madhava Krishna, “A
Novel Compliant Rover for Rough Terrain Mobility”, to
appear in IROS 2010
8.
Piyoosh Mukhija, Rahul
Sawhney and K Madhava Krishna, “Multi Robotic Exploration with
Communication
Requirement to a Fixed Base Station”, to appear in AAMAS 2010
(short paper)
2. Abhijit
Kundu and K Madhava Krishna., "Moving
Object Detection by Multi-View
Geometric Techniques from a Single
Camera Mounted Robot", To appear in IROS
2009
3. “On Fast
Exploration in 2D and 3D Terrains with Multiple robots”,
Rahul Sawhney and K Madhava Krishna AAMAS 2009
4. Jyotika
Bahuguna, B Ravindran
and K Madhava Krishna., "MDP
based Active Localization for multiple robots", CASE
2009
5. Satish
Pedduri,
Gururaj Kosuru, K Madhava Krishna and Amit K Pandey, "On
Measurement Models for Line Segments and Point Based SLAM", ICAR 2009
1 A
K Pandey and K Madhava Krishna, “Link Graph and Feature Chain based
Robust
Online SLAM for Fully Autonomous Mobile Robot Navigation System using
Sonar
Sensors”, in Springer Verlag’s LNCIS, pp
113-131, 2008.
4.
Shivudu
B and K
Madhava
Krishna, “Coordinated Active Global Localization for Multiple
Robots by
Disambiguating Multiple Hypotheses”, accepted
in IROS 2008.
5.
Mahesh
Mohan, Rahul Sawhney, K Madhava Krishna and K Srinathan,
“Covering Hostile Terrains with Partial and Complete Visibilities: On
Minimum Distance Paths”, accepted in IROS
2008
6.
Abdul
Hafez, Shivudu
B, K Madhava Krishna and C V
Jawahar, “On-line Convex Optimization based Solution for Mapping in
VSLAM”, accepted in IROS 2008
7.
Shivudu
Bhuvanagiri
and K Madhava Krishna, “Coordination in Ambiguity: Actively
Localizing Multiple Robots”, AAMAS, 2008 (reviewed
demonstration/ demo
paper)
8. Hemanth
K and K Madhava Krishna, “Localizing from Multi-Hypotheses States
Minimizing Expected
Path Lengths for Mobile Robots”, accepted
in CLAWAR 2008.
9.
Vijay Eathakota,
10.. Ankur
Handa, J Sivaswamy and K Madhava Krishna, “Person following with a
mobile robot
using a modified optical flow”, accepted
in CLAWAR 2008.
9
Karthikeya Viswanath and K
Madhava Krishna, “Sensor Network Mediated Multi Robotic Traffic Control
in
Indoor Environments”, Proceedings of ICAR
2007
10.
Shivudu Bhuvanagiri, K
Madhava Krishna and Rakesh Goyal, “Active Localization of Multiple
Robots by
Moving to Best Frontiers”, Proceedings of
ICAR 2007
1. K.
Madhava Krishna, R. Alami and T. Simeon, “Safe Proactive Plans and
their
Execution”, Robotics and Autonomous Systems, 54 (2006)
244-255; PDF
2. Siddharth
Sanan, Darshan Santani, K Madhava Krishna and Henry Hexmoor, “Extension
of Reeds and Shepp Paths for a Robot with Front and Rear Wheel Steer”, Proc of ICRA, 2006; PDF
3. Rakesh Goyal,
K Madhava
Krishna and Shivudu Bhuvanagiri, “Sensor Based Localization for Mobile
Robots
by Exploration and Selection of Best Direction”, Robio,
IEEE/RSJ
Intl’ Conference on Robotics and Biomimetics
4..
Ganesh P Kumar, K Madhava Krishna and P Menezes,
“Multi-target Detection by Multi-sensor Systems: A Comparison of
Systems”, accepted
at Robio, Robio, IEEE/RSJ Intl’
Conference on Robotics and
Biomimetics; PDF
2005:
1. K
Madhava Krishna and Henry Hexmoor, “A framework for guaranteeing
detection
performance of a sensor network”, Integrated
Computer-Aided Engineering Journal, Volume
12, Number 3 / 2005, Pages: 305 – 317, IOS Press
2. K
Madhava
5.
K
Madhava Krishna and Henry Hexmoor, “An
Unconstrained Optimal Target Detection Algorithm for a Multi-Sensor
Surveillance Systems”, IICAI, 2005.
6. K
Madhava Krishna, Henry Hexmoor and
Subbarao, “Parametric Control of Multiple Unmanned Air Vehicles over an
Unknown
Hostile Habitat”, Proc of IEEE KIMAS,
2004:
1. K. Madhava
Krishna and Henry Hexmoor “Reactive Collision Avoidance of Multiple
Moving Agents by Cooperation and Conflict Propagation”, Proc. of
ICRA, (IEEE Intl. Conf. on Robotics and Automation),
2. Henry
Hexmoor and K Madhava
Krishna, “Collaborative and Social Reasoning about Interaction among a
Large
Group of Robots”, International Symposium on Collaborative
Technologies and
Systems,
3. K Madhava
Krishna and Henry
Hexmoor, “A Framework for Measuring the Tracking Performance of a
Sensor
Network”, Proc. of PerMis’04 (Performance Metrics in
Intelligent
Systems), Aug 2004,
4..
K. Madhava Krishna, Henry
Hexmoor and P Subbarao, “Role of Autonomy in a Distributed Sensor
Network for
Surveillance”, Proc. of ICAI 2004, (Intl Conf. on Artificial
Intelligence),
5..
K. Madhava Krishna, Henry Hexmoor, P Subba
Rao
and S Chellapa, “A Surveillance System based on Multiple Mobile
Sensors”, Proc.
of FLAIRS 2004, Special Track on AI Techniques in Multi-sensor
Fusion,
Miami, May 2004
2003:
1. K Madhava Krishna, R Alami and T Simeon
“Moving Safely but not Slowly: Reactively Adapting Paths to Better
Time-lengths”, published in proceedings of ICAR (IEEE Intl Conf on
Advanced Robotics ),
2. K. Madhava
Krishna, Henry
Hexmoor and P Subba Rao, “Avoding Collision Logjams through Cooperation
and
Conflict Propagation”, IEEE KIMAS'03
(International Conference on Knowledge Integrated Multi Agent Systems),
3..
K. Madhava Krishna and Henry
Hexmoor, “Towards Quantification of the need to Cooperate between
Robots”, Proceedings
of PerMIS’03 (Performance Metrics in Intelligent Systems),
Sep.
16-18, 2003
2002
1. K
Madhava Krishna and Prem K Kalra, “Detection Tracking and Avoidance for
Multiple Dynamic Objects”, Journal of Intelligent and Robotic
Systems,
vol 33: 371-408 Apr 2002 Kluwer Academic
2. K
Madhava Krishna and Prem K Kalra, “When does the Robot Perceive a
Dynamic
Object”, Journal of Robotic Systems , 19( 2), Feb.
2002, John
Wiley
2001 and
before
1. K
Madhava Krishna and Prem K Kalra, “Perception and Remembrance of the
Environment
during Real-time Navigation for a
2. K
Madhava Krishna and Prem K Kalra, “Solving the Local Minima Problem for
a
Mobile Robot by Classification of Spatio-temporal Sensory Sequences”, Journal
of Robotic Systems, 17(10) :
549-564, Oct. 2000, John Wiley and Sons ; PDF
3. K
Madhava Krishna and Prem K Kalra, “Spatial Understanding and Temporal
Correlation for a
4. I J Nagrath, L
Behera, K Madhava Krishna and K D Rajasekhar, “Real-time Navigation of
a Mobile Robot using Kohonen's Topology Conserving Neural Networks”, Proc.
IEEE Eighth International Conference on Advanced Robotics, pp
459-464, Monterey, CA, July 1997
5. K Madhava
Krishna, K D Rajasekhar and L Behera,
“On Fast Computation of
Optimal Paths from the Visibility Graph for the Minimal Workspace”, Proc.
International Symposium on Intelligent Robotic Systems , pp
147-154,