(Wu 2018) Image-based camera localization
Authors: Wu, Tang, Li
Abstract/Contents
- overview (classification) of image-based camera localization
- classification of image-based camera localization approaches
- techniques, trends
- only considers 2D cameras
- focuses on points as features in images (not lines etc)
Chapters
- Classification of image-based camera localization approaches
- Multisensor fusion — why use the visual-inertial sensor combination?
- Loose vs Tight coupling
- Filter localisation methods
- Some optimisation-based tightly-coupled multisensor SLAM algorithms
Questions
- What’s a metric map – normal map (with landmarks, normal distances) as opposed to a topological one
Takeaway
- Learning SLAM is gaining in popularity, but geometric SLAM is often the chosen method for most applications, as it is more generalisable and at the same time reasonably accurate
- For reliability and low cost practical applications, multisensor vision-centred fusion is an effective method.
- Possibly interesting: embedded SLAM algorithms
- Trend for a practical SLAM system: integrating all possible techniques
- e.g. geometric and learning fusion, multi-sensor fusion, multi-feature fusion, feature based and direct approaches fusion
- may solve the current challenges of poorly textured scenes, large illumination changes, repetitive textures, highly dynamic motions