@AlloyRobotics ran the classic graph-based SLAM tutorial by Grisetti, Kümmerle, Stachniss and Burgard on its own simulated robot: every pose is a node, every measurement an edge, and recognizing an already-mapped place adds one loop-closure edge. Re-solvin...
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Graph-based SLAM demo cuts end-of-lap map error from 1.87 meters to about 1 centimeter
@AlloyRobotics ran the classic graph-based SLAM tutorial by Grisetti, Kümmerle, Stachniss and Burgard on its own simulated robot: every pose is a node, every measurement an edge, and recognizing an already-mapped place adds one loop-closure edge. Re-solvin...
@AlloyRobotics ran the classic graph-based SLAM tutorial by Grisetti, Kümmerle, Stachniss and Burgard on its own simulated robot: every pose is a node, every measurement an edge, and recognizing an already-mapped place adds one loop-closure edge. Re-solving the graph took four Gauss-Newton iterations and dropped...
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