Sunggoo Jung

Dr. Sunggoo Jung

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Academic Career Length

10Years (2017-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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21 February 2018 in IEEE Robotics and Automation Letters
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SJSunggoo Jung
Sunggoo Jung
SHSunyou Hwang
Sunyou Hwang
HSHeemin Shin
Heemin Shin
DSDavid Hyunchul Shim
David Hyunchul Shim
In autonomous drone racing, a drone is required to fly through the gates quickly without any collision. Therefore, it is important to detect the gates reliably using computer vision. However, due to the complications such as varying lighting conditions and gates seen overlapped, traditional image processing algorithms based on color and geometry of the gates tend to fail during the actual racing. In this letter, we introduce a convolutional neural network to estimate the center of a gate robustly. Using the detection results, we apply a line-of-sight guidance algorithm. The proposed algorithm is implemented using low cost, off-the-shelf hardware for validation. All vision processing is performed in real time on the onboard NVIDIA Jetson TX2 embedded computer. In a number of tests our proposed framework successfully exhibited fast and reliable detection and navigation performance in indoor environment.

1 July 2022 in Field Robotics
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AAAli Agha
Ali Agha
KOKyohei Otsu
Kyohei Otsu
BMBenjamin Morrell
Benjamin Morrell
DFDavid D. Fan
David D. Fan
RTRohan Thakker
Rohan Thakker
JBJoel Burdick
Joel Burdick

17 August 2017 in Journal of Field Robotics
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SJSunggoo Jung
Sunggoo Jung
SCSungwook Cho
Sungwook Cho
DLDasol Lee
Dasol Lee
HLHanseob Lee
Hanseob Lee
DSDavid Hyunchul Shim
David Hyunchul Shim

2 April 2021 in Sensors
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YHYoukyung Hong
Youkyung Hong
SJSunggoo Jung
Sunggoo Jung
SKSuseong Kim
Suseong Kim
JCJihun Cha
Jihun Cha
This study proposes an entire hardware and software architecture from operator input to motor command for the autonomous area coverage mission using multiple unmanned aerial vehicles. Despite the rapid growth of commercial drone services, there are many limitations on operations, such as a low decision-making autonomy and the need for experienced operators to intervene in the whole process. For performing the area coverage mission more efficiently and autonomously, this study newly designs an optimization problem that allocates waypoints created to cover that area to unmanned aerial vehicles. With an optimized list of waypoints, unmanned aerial vehicles can fill the given areas with their footprints in a minimal amount of time and do not overlap each other during the mission. In addition, this study performs both various simulations for quantitative analysis and an outdoor experiment through real hardware implementation in order to verify the performance sufficiently. The methodologies developed in this study could be applied to endless applications using unmanned aerial vehicles equipped with mission-specific sensors.

28 January 2019 in Journal of Field Robotics
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JLJaehyun Lee
Jaehyun Lee
DSDavid Hyunchul Shim
David Hyunchul Shim
SCSungwook Cho
Sungwook Cho
HSHeemin Shin
Heemin Shin
SJSunggoo Jung
Sunggoo Jung
JKJaemin Kang
Jaemin Kang

1 August 2021 in ETRI Journal
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SJSunggoo Jung
Sunggoo Jung
HLhanseob lee
hanseob lee
DSDavid Hyunchul Shim
David Hyunchul Shim
AAAli‐Akbar Agha‐Mohammadi
Ali‐Akbar Agha‐Mohammadi
When operating in confined spaces or near obstacles, collision-free path planning is an essential requirement for autonomous exploration in unknown environments. This study presents an autonomous exp...