
Research on visual SLAM for dynamic scenes
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Abstract
Simultaneous Localization and Mapping (SLAM) technology has many applications, such as intelligent robots, autonomous driving, and smart cities. It is a key technology for achieving autonomous robot navigation and environmental awareness. Robots need to perceive the surrounding environment in real-time and construct maps while conducting autonomous localization and path planning, which involves algorithms of SLAM technology. This article aims to introduce the research on visual SLAM algorithms in dynamic scenes. This article will first introduce the traditional SLAM algorithm, its research status, and its limitations. Next, introduce the research on the visual SLAM algorithm in dynamic scenes. Finally, the current visual SLAM algorithm's problems and future research directions were discussed. The research in this article will have significant value for the research and application of autonomous robot navigation, environmental perception, and smart cities.
Keywords
SLAM, dynamic scene, intelligent perception, smart city.
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Cite this article
Xu,X. (2023). Research on visual SLAM for dynamic scenes. Applied and Computational Engineering,12,34-38.
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