An approach to solving large-scale SLAM problems with a small memory footprint
An approach to solving large-scale SLAM problems with a small memory footprint
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10.1109/icra.2014.6907384
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2014-05
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Benjamin Suger;Gian Diego Tipaldi;Luciano Spinello;Wolfram Burgard
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Benjamin Suger;Gian Diego Tipaldi;Luciano Spinello;Wolfram Burgard
In the past, highly effective solutions to the SLAM problem based on solving nonlinear optimization problems have been developed. However, most approaches put their major focus on runtime and accuracy rather than on memory consumption, which becomes especially relevant when large-scale SLAM problems have to be solved. In this paper, we consider the SLAM problem from the point of view of memory consumption and present a novel approximate approach to SLAM with low memory consumption. Our approach achieves this based on a hierarchical decomposition consisting of small submaps with limited size. We perform extensive experiments on synthetic and publicly available datasets. The results demonstrate that in situations in which the representation of the complete map requires more than the available main memory, our approach, in comparison to state-of-the-art exact solvers, reduces the memory consumption and the runtime up to a factor of 2 while still providing highly accurate maps.