EVO: A Geometric Approach to Event-Based 6-DOF Parallel Tracking and Mapping in Real Time
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...high-speed motion [90] and high-dynamic range [132], [207], where standard cameras fail....
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... this conversion step and directly recover the camera motion and scene structure from the events, as suggested by [128]; for example, by optimizing a function with photometric (i.e., event firing rate [26]) and inertial error terms, akin to VI-DSO [234] for standard cameras. Stereo event-based VIO is an unexplored topic, and it would be interesting to see how ideas from event-based depth estimation can...
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...uring the strength of the scene edges. Recently, solutions to the full problem of event-based 3D SLAM for 6-DOF motions and natural scenes, not relying on additional sensing, have been proposed [25], [26] (Table 3). The approach in [25] extends [24] and consists of three interleaved probabilistic filters to perform pose tracking as well as depth and intensity estimation. However, it suffers from limite...
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...ff latency for efficiency, probabilistic filters [24], [25], [224] can operate on small groups of events. Other approaches are natively designed for groups, based for example on non-linear optimization [26], [127], [128], and run in real time on the CPU. Processing multiple events simultaneously is also beneficial to reduce noise. Opportunities: The above-mentioned SLAM methods lack loop-closure capabili...
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...assumption of uncorrelated depth, intensity gradient, and camera motion. Furthermore, it is computationally intensive, requiring a GPU for real-time operation. In contrast, the semi-dense approach in [26] shows that intensity reconstruction is not needed for depth estimation or pose tracking. The approach has a geometric foundation: it performs space sweeping for 3D reconstruction [19] and edge-map al...
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...], [236] or using sparse signal processing with a patch-based learned dictionary that mapped events to image gradients, which were then Poisson-integrated [235]. Concurrently, the VO methods in [25], [26] extended the image reconstruction technique in [24] to 6-DOF camera motions by using the computed scene depth and poses: [25] used a robust variational regularizer to reduce noise and improve contras...
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...Rebecq et al. (2016) propose an event-based 3D reconstruction algorithm to produce a parallel tracking and mapping pipeline that runs in real-time on the CPU....
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...Since a motion-capture system is not available outdoors, we used a state-of-the-art VO method (SVO [14]) on the intensity frames of the DAVIS for comparison (Fig....
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...[14] C. Forster, M. Pizzoli, and D. Scaramuzza, “SVO: Fast semi-direct monocular visual odometry,” in Proc....
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...For comparison, SVO [14] uses up to 30 iterations....
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...(SVO [14]) on the intensity frames of the DAVIS for comparison (Fig....
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...Our tracking module relies on image-to-model alignment, which is also used in frame-based, direct VO pipelines [14], [15]....
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