Mandyam Srinivasan - University of Queensland
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Mandyam Srinivasan - University of Queensland
Vision and navigation in bees and birds and applications to robotics Mandyam Srinivasan Queensland Brain Institute and Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineering University of Queensland and ARC Centre of Excellence in Vision Science Sam Baker, Daniel Bland, Natalie Bland, Nikolai Liebsch, Richard Moore, Gavin Taylor, Saul Thurrowgood, Dean Soccol Peculiarities of insect vision Small interocular separation Therefore, stereo vision is difficult Insects rely heavily on image motion cues to infer object distance, perceive the world in 3-D and navigate in it Dr. Miriam Lehrer University of Zürich Bees negotiate narrow gaps by balancing the image velocities in the two eyes Kirchner & Srinivasan Naturwissenschaften (1988) Srinivasan, Lehrer, Kirchner & Zhang Vis. Neurosci. (1991) Centering response in budgerigars P. Bhagavatula, C. Claudianos, M. Ibbotson, M.V. Srinivasan Current Biology (2011) N.S. Visual control of flight speed - bees ~300 deg/sec Baird, Srinivasan, Zhang and Cowley, J Exp Biol (2005) Control of flight speed Speed of flight is regulated by holding the global image velocity constant Srinivasan, Zhang, Lehrer & Collett J. Exp. Biol. (1996) Battling headwind 0.5 0.4 Ground speed 0.3 m/s Headwind speed 0.9 m/s 0.2 1.6 m/s 2.8 m/s 3.8 m/s 0.1 0 0 40 80 120 160 Volts Headwind Barron and Srinivasan, J. Exp. Biol. (2006) Landing How does a bee perform a smooth, grazing landing ? Landing parameters h (height above surface) Vf (Forward speed) !" (Descent angle) Vf !=Tan-1" V V (Descent speed) d d Horizontal flight speed versus height Srinivasan, Zhang, Chahl, Barth & Venkatesh, Biol. Cybern (2000) Landing on a vertical surface With Emily Baird, Norbert Boeddeker, Michael Ibbotson Distance decreases exponentially as a function of time, suggesting that approach speed is controlled by holding rate of image expansion constant S61 400 Honeybee landing 300 Position (Z), mm 200 100 Stat 6 arms Z=-273.48+519.7*exp(-0.0028*t) 0 11 flights -100 Baird, Boeddeker, Ibbotson, Srinivasan: PNAS (in press) -200 -300 0 100 200 300 400 Time (t), msec 500 600 700 Test of hypothesis: Expanding spiral reduces approach speed; contracting spiral increases it 250 Expanding 1 rps Contracting 1rps Static 200 150 100 Position (Z), mm 50 0 -50 Baird, Boeddeker, Ibbotson, Srinivasan: PNAS (in press) -100 -150 -200 -250 0 200 400 600 Time (t), msec 800 1000 1200 Baird, Boeddeker, Ibbotson, Srinivasan: PNAS (in press) Constant approach speed 200 deg/sec Honeybee odometry The waggle dance Waggle duration (sec) Q: How does a bee work out how far she has flown? Karl von Frisch Round dance Waggle dance (feeder distance < 50m) (feeder distance > 50m) Honeybee navigation: How does a bee estimate how far it has flown? Srinivasan, Zhang, Altwein & Tautz, Science (2000) Esch, Zhang, Srinivasan & Tautz Nature (2001) Dance signal Feeder Hive Round dance 6m ~0 m Feeder Hive Waggle dance 6m ~ 200 m Feeder Hive Round dance 6m ~0 m Visual calibration of the honeybee’s odometer and dance 1 msec of waggle corresponds to 18o of image movement in the eye during flight 18o Srinivasan, Zhang, Altwein & Tautz, Science (2000) How do the recruits respond to the dancing tunnel bees? 8m Recruits search at 140 m Scouts returning from 8 m tunnel signal a distance of 140 m Esch, Zhang, Srinivasan & Tautz Nature (2001) Honeybee perception and cognition Image courtesy Jeff Wilson and Judith Reinhard Maze learning Maze navigation: following a colour mark Music in the wind Bev Doolittle Rewarded “Top-down” processing in honeybees 49.0% Unrewarded 51.0% (n=1099, P > 0.50 63.1% 36.9% (n=141, P < 0.005) 61.2% 38.8% (n=509, P < 0.001) 62.6% 37.4% Zhang & Srinivasan Nature (1994) (n=238, P < 0.001) Associative recall Can scent trigger memories of locations? Training paradigm Rose-scented feeder Lemon-scented feeder 2m Hive 21 individually marked bees Reinhard, Srinivasan and Zhang, Nature (2004) Can scent trigger memories of locations? Test 40 41 4 Former rose feeder 5 Former lemon feeder 2m lemon rose scent scent 21 individually marked bees Hive Reinhard, Srinivasan and Zhang, Nature (2004)