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摘要
桁架构件具有纹理少、形状相似、相互连接和相互闭塞的特点,这给桁架环境中的双足攀爬机器人同时定位和绘图带来了挑战。在本文中,我们提出了一种多源融合 SLAM 系统 BiCR-SLAM,用于估算机器人的独特状态和桁架的参数表示,超越了传统的点云映射。拟议的系统包括四个模块,如编码器惯性推算、激光雷达里程测量、极点地标映射和全局优化。为了应对错综复杂的桁架环境,我们提出了杆地标测绘模块,该模块具有专门的操作,包括杆检测、数据关联和参数化。在后端,我们使用多源因素图来制定双足攀爬机器人的定位问题,包括前向运动学、激光雷达里程测量、抓取和杆点等因素。实验评估了各种因素的影响,并验证了所提出的 BiCR-SLAM 系统的有效性和准确性。在室外大型桁架环境中进行的手持式激光雷达实验证明了我们所提方法的通用性。
BiCR-SLAM: A multi-source fusion SLAM system for biped climbing robots in truss environments
The low-texture, shape-similar, interconnected and mutual-occlusion nature of truss members poses challenges for simultaneous localization and mapping of biped climbing robots in truss environments. In this paper, we propose BiCR-SLAM, a multi-source fusion SLAM system, to estimate both the distinctive state of the robot and a parametric representation of the truss, going beyond traditional point cloud mapping. The proposed system comprises four modules such as encoder dead reckoning, LiDAR odometry, pole landmark mapping, and global optimization. To address the intricacies of truss environments, we present a pole landmark mapping module with dedicated operations including pole detection, data association, and parameterizations. In the back-end, we formulate the localization problem of biped climbing robots using a multi-source factor graph, encompassing factors including forward kinematics, LiDAR odometry, gripping, and points of poles. Experiments are conducted to evaluate the impact of various factors and to validate the effectiveness and accuracy of the proposed BiCR-SLAM system. A handheld LiDAR experiment in an outdoor large-scale truss environment demonstrates the generalization of our proposed approach.
期刊介绍:
Robotics and Autonomous Systems will carry articles describing fundamental developments in the field of robotics, with special emphasis on autonomous systems. An important goal of this journal is to extend the state of the art in both symbolic and sensory based robot control and learning in the context of autonomous systems.
Robotics and Autonomous Systems will carry articles on the theoretical, computational and experimental aspects of autonomous systems, or modules of such systems.