Method and system for concurrent reconstruction of dynamic and static objects
AssigneeMitsubishi Electric Research Laboratories, Inc.
InventorsEsra Cansizoglu, Sergio S Caccamo, Yuichi Taguchi
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AssigneeMitsubishi Electric Research Laboratories, Inc.
InventorsEsra Cansizoglu, Sergio S Caccamo, Yuichi Taguchi
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An imaging system for localization and mapping of a scene including static and dynamic objects. A sensor acquires a sequence of frames in motion or stationary. A memory to store a static map of static objects and an object map of each dynamic object in the scene. The static map includes a set of landmarks, and the object map includes a set of landmarks and a set of segments. A localizer registers keypoints of the frame with landmarks in the static map using frame-based registration and to register some segments in the frame with segments in the object map using a segment-based registration. A mapper to update each object map with keypoints forming each segment and keypoints registered with the corresponding object map according to the segment-based registration, and to update the static map with the remaining keypoints in the frame using the keypoints registered with the static map.
An imaging system for localization and mapping of a scene including static and dynamic objects, comprising:
An imaging system for localization and mapping of a scene including static and dynamic objects, wherein a sensor acquires sensor data while in motion, such that the data includes a sequence of frames and a memory stores a static map of one or multiple static objects in the scene and an object map of each dynamic object in the scene, wherein the static map includes a first set of stored landmarks, and the object map includes a set of stored segments, such that a descriptor of each of the stored set of segments is a function of multiple measurements forming the set of stored segments, the imaging system comprising:
An imaging system for localization and mapping of a scene including static and dynamic objects, comprising:
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