ibrahimhroob/SPS

Generalizable Stable Points Segmentation for 3D LiDAR Scan-to-Map Long-Term Localization

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This project helps autonomous systems, like robots or self-driving vehicles, maintain accurate localization over long periods in changing outdoor environments. It takes 3D LiDAR scans and existing environment maps as input to identify and separate stable points (like buildings or terrain) from unstable points (like growing plants or moving objects). This segmentation allows the system to build and use more reliable maps, enabling engineers to develop robust navigation systems for dynamic outdoor settings like vineyards or parking lots.

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Use this if you need to improve the long-term localization accuracy of autonomous systems using 3D LiDAR in environments that change over time, such as due to seasonal plant growth or reconfigurations.

Not ideal if your application doesn't involve outdoor, changing environments, or if you are not working with 3D LiDAR scan-to-map localization.

autonomous-navigation robotics 3D-mapping LiDAR-processing localization-systems
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Language

Python

License

MIT

Last pushed

Jun 03, 2024

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