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visual odometry is the process of determining the position and orientation of a robot by analyzing the associated camera images.

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Why do strong rotations affect Monocular Vision based Visual Odometry?

The problem of the pure strong rotation is that the image will become easily blurred unless you use 1000FPS camera. This kind of super-strong rotation often occurs in hand-held camera motion. Simply t …
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Difference between motion-only bundle adjustment and pose-graph optimization

In my opinion, they are meaninglessly different. On the backside of all these names BA, motion only BA, pose-graph optimization, batch optimization, what they do is simply optimize the device trajecto …
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Which algorithms to locate a static 3D object relative to a moving camera/IMU?

You need a SLAM to track the object location. There are some available resources on visual-inertial SLAM. To name some of them, okvis, svo2, orb-slam2 and so on. If you hire a good slam, error wi …
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Scale estimation in datasets for monocular odometry

The absolute scale cannot be estimated if you are utilizing a monocular camera. Either you add an additional sensor information such as IMU or you need a size known object to be in your dataset. As K …
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How to plot the 3D camera trajectory from a VSLAM output

That's simple. If you use matlab or opengl what you need to do is just drawing 3 axis at (tx,ty,tz). You need to convert quaternion to rotation matrix. (qx,qy,qz,qw) -> R(3x3 matrix) where each col …
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SLAM techniques based on contact, odometry and one front camera

There countless implementations for the camera-only methods. Have a look at the following SLAM codes or demo videos. EKF-SLAM ORB-SLAM LSD-SLAM Structure from motion VITAMIN-E https://www.youtube …
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Relative scale problem

Does inliers and outliers have something to do with this problem? -> Yes, your odometry estimation error will be accumulated in the point cloud and it will eventually end up what you are experiencing …
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In practical terms, how close is the accuracy of camera-based visual odometry/SLAM methods t...

In other words, could this difference noticeably impact safety or reliability? -> not at all in my opinion. What important in autonomous car navigation is localization stability rather than the odome …
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Is pose estimation using images necessary in visual-inertial SLAM

The typical way of doing visual-inertial SLAM is to create a short accumulated trajectory from IMU and correcting it by visual observation. The pose estimation by the images wouldn't be performed but …
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What's the difference between factor graph optimization and bundle adjustment?

The simplest explanation will be: In structure from motion, it estimates structure(xyz points), camera locations, camera intrinsic. In graph optimization, it only estimates camera locations. In the …
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