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Robust Multisensor Fusion for Reliable Mapping and Navigation in Degraded Visual Conditions

Moritz Torchalla, Marius Schnaubelt, Kevin Daun, Oskar von Stryk

Year
2021
Citations
5

Abstract

We address the problem of robust simultaneous mapping and localization in degraded visual conditions using low-cost off-the-shelf radars. Current methods often use high-end radar sensors or are tightly coupled to specific sensors, limiting the applicability to new robots. In contrast, we present a sensor-agnostic processing pipeline based on a novel forward sensor model to achieve accurate updates of signed distance function-based maps and robust optimization techniques to reach robust and accurate pose estimates. Our evaluation demonstrates accurate mapping and pose estimation in indoor environments under poor visual conditions and higher accuracy compared to existing methods on publicly available benchmark data.

Keywords

Computer scienceSensor fusionBenchmark (surveying)Artificial intelligenceComputer visionPipeline (software)Robustness (evolution)LimitingSimultaneous localization and mappingRadar

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