Recognition of Degradation Scenarios for LiDAR SLAM Applications

Chenglin Yang, Zihao Chai, Xiaoxiao Yang, Hanyang Zhuang, Ming Yang
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The SLAM system, which uses 3D LiDAR as the only sensor, is prone to degradation when facing a scenario with sparse structure and fewer constraints. It cannot solve the robot pose based on limited LiDAR constraint information, which leads to the localization failure and mapping failure of the SLAM system. Due to the limitations of LiDAR, it is difficult to only rely on the point cloud data provided by LiDAR to solve the problem of localization and mapping of degraded scenarios. Currently, the mainstream is to provide additional information through multi-sensor fusion and other schemes to restrict and correct the system's attitude. In the multi-source fusion system, it is still essential to determine the information reliability of each sensor source in different directions. Hence, the recognition of the degradation scenario has significant research value. In this paper, three schemes, geometric information, constraint distur-bance, and residual disturbance, are designed to quantitatively identify the degradation state of the system and estimate the degradation direction. Through experimental verification, the proposed schemes have a favorable recognition effect in the degradation scenario of the simulation environment and real environment.
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激光雷达SLAM应用中退化场景的识别
SLAM系统使用3D激光雷达作为唯一的传感器,在面对稀疏结构和较少约束的场景时容易退化。基于有限的LiDAR约束信息无法求解机器人位姿,导致SLAM系统定位失败和测绘失败。由于激光雷达的局限性,仅依靠激光雷达提供的点云数据很难解决退化场景的定位和制图问题。目前,主流是通过多传感器融合等方案提供附加信息来约束和纠正系统的姿态。在多源融合系统中,确定各个传感器源在不同方向上的信息可靠性仍然是至关重要的。因此,识别退化情景具有重要的研究价值。本文设计了几何信息、约束干扰和残余干扰三种方案来定量识别系统的退化状态和估计退化方向。通过实验验证,所提方案在仿真环境和真实环境的退化场景下都具有良好的识别效果。
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