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In this article, an improvement in a measurement system for position of a motorcycle is described. Position measurement of a running motorcycle is difficult problem because the loading of measuring equipments would cause changing the vehicle’s mass and the moment of inertia. Therefore, the author had proposed novel measuring method using omnidirectional cameras to obtain relative angles to fixed camera positions. It is based on general stereoscopic positioning method. Results of the previous research show that the simple measuring method with image processing techniques could apply to position measurement of an 8-shaped running motorcycle around 2 omnidirectional cameras. The weakness of the method using 2 omnidirectional cameras is large error nearby camera baseline (the line connecting the 2 cameras) especially in the baseline direction. To improve precision of position measurement, the author had added 2 omnidirectional cameras into the system. Running tests using a real motorcycle were executed on a paved area. Experimental results show that the proposed measuring method has enough accuracy to check the locus for a motorcycle running on 8-shaped course.
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