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Real-time 6D stereo visual odometry with non overlapping fields of view

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Kazik, Tim
Kneip, Laurent
Nikolic, Janosch
Pollefeys, Marc
Siegwart, Roland

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Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE Inc)

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In this paper, we present a framework for 6D absolute scale motion and structure estimation of a multi-camera system in challenging indoor environments. It operates in real-time and employs information from two cameras with non-overlapping fields of view. Monocular Visual Odometry supplying up-to-scale 6D motion information is carried out in each of the cameras, and the metric scale is recovered via a linear solution by imposing the known static transformation between both sensors. The redundancy in the motion estimates is finally exploited by a statistical fusion to an optimal 6D metric result. The proposed technique is robust to outliers and able to continuously deliver a reasonable measurement of the scale factor. The quality of the framework is demonstrated by a concise evaluation on indoor datasets, including a comparison to accurate ground truth data provided by an external motion tracking system.

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A Simple Prior-free Method for Non-Rigid Structure-from-Motion Factorization

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2037-12-31