A Multi-Camera System Approach for Real-time 6DOF Camera Localization – Robust real-time remote control is a challenging problem which has many applications, such as safety, health or security monitoring. In this paper, we propose a method for predicting the path in real-time for a remote control system. The method consists in the prediction of the path of a controller from a point of view at a global scale. To estimate the path we first use a spatial image of the controller as an input, which has been pre-trained with respect to the controller. Then we use a spatial image of the controller as a reference image. Since the controller has been trained to control a large number of cameras, we are unable to predict the path exactly. The solution of solving the problem can be found in the literature. This paper solves the problem by using the nearest neighbor feature extraction method. This method uses a pixel-wise embedding method which takes the nearest neighbor embeddings from the controller and performs them based on the predicted path. The experimental results indicate that the prediction is a very promising technique and provide new insight into the state of the art remote control systems.
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