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Recently, several solutions to the robot localisation problem have been proposed in the scientific community. In this chapter we present a localisation of a visual guided quadruped walking robot in a dynamic environment. We investigate the quality of robot localisation and landmark detection, in which robots perform the RoboCup competition (Kitano et al., 1997). The first part presents an algorithm to determine any entity of interest in a global reference frame, where the robot needs to locate landmarks within its surroundings. In the second part, a fast and hybrid localisation method is deployed to explore the characteristics of the proposed localisation method such as processing time, convergence. | Robot Localization and Map Building Robot Localization and Map Building Edited by Hanafiah Yussof In-Tech .
