Abstract- This paper introduces a new perceptual model for Monte Carlo Localization (MCL). In our approach a 3D laser scanner is used to observe the ceiling. The MCL matches ceiling structures like beams, columns, air condition and lightning installation against a world model containing line and point features. Thus the localization is not effected by clutter or any kind of dynamic obstacles on the ground level. Different experiments show that our system can be used to localize robustly in factory buildings and halls. Experimental results include a 5 day run of an autonomous fork lift truck on a logistics fair in Hannove
Among the numerous indoor localization methods, Light-Detection-and-Ranging (LiDAR)-based probabilis...
International audienceIn this paper, we propose a LIDAR-based robot localization method in a complex...
In this paper we present a new approach for omnidirectional vision-based self-localization in the Ro...
With this paper we present the integration of a 3D laser range sensor into a Monte Carlo Localizatio...
Effective and accurate localization method in three-dimensional indoor environments is a key require...
Abstract. We present a novel panoramic view based robot localization approach which utilizes the Mon...
In this Master Thesis different approaches to mobile localization within construction environments a...
Abstract This paper proposes extending Monte Carlo Localization methods with visual place recognitio...
Monte Carlo Localization (MCL) is an algorithm that allows a robot to determine its location when pr...
We present a novel omnivision-based robot localiza-tion approach which utilizes the Monte Carlo Lo-c...
This paper extends our previous work on omniview-based Monte Carlo Localization. It presents a numbe...
In this paper, we present a localization of a mobile robot with localization modules which have two ...
In this paper we investigate robot localization with the Augmented Monte Carlo Localization (aMCL) a...
International audienceThe problem of global localization consists in determining the position of a m...
Abstract — This paper proposes extending Monte Carlo Lo-calization methods with visual information i...
Among the numerous indoor localization methods, Light-Detection-and-Ranging (LiDAR)-based probabilis...
International audienceIn this paper, we propose a LIDAR-based robot localization method in a complex...
In this paper we present a new approach for omnidirectional vision-based self-localization in the Ro...
With this paper we present the integration of a 3D laser range sensor into a Monte Carlo Localizatio...
Effective and accurate localization method in three-dimensional indoor environments is a key require...
Abstract. We present a novel panoramic view based robot localization approach which utilizes the Mon...
In this Master Thesis different approaches to mobile localization within construction environments a...
Abstract This paper proposes extending Monte Carlo Localization methods with visual place recognitio...
Monte Carlo Localization (MCL) is an algorithm that allows a robot to determine its location when pr...
We present a novel omnivision-based robot localiza-tion approach which utilizes the Monte Carlo Lo-c...
This paper extends our previous work on omniview-based Monte Carlo Localization. It presents a numbe...
In this paper, we present a localization of a mobile robot with localization modules which have two ...
In this paper we investigate robot localization with the Augmented Monte Carlo Localization (aMCL) a...
International audienceThe problem of global localization consists in determining the position of a m...
Abstract — This paper proposes extending Monte Carlo Lo-calization methods with visual information i...
Among the numerous indoor localization methods, Light-Detection-and-Ranging (LiDAR)-based probabilis...
International audienceIn this paper, we propose a LIDAR-based robot localization method in a complex...
In this paper we present a new approach for omnidirectional vision-based self-localization in the Ro...