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FAST_LIO is a real-time SLAM system and LiDAR-inertial odometry package designed for simultaneous localization and mapping. It functions as a state estimation engine and 3D mapping tool that fuses LiDAR point clouds with inertial measurement unit data to provide robust robot state estimation.
The main features of hku-mars/fast_lio are: LiDAR-Inertial Odometry Frameworks, Point Cloud Processing, EKF-Based State Estimators, State Estimation Libraries, IMU Integration, LiDAR Integration, Real-Time SLAM, Real-Time Spatial Mapping Systems.
Projects with overlapping indexed features include: hku-mars/fast-livo2 — FAST-LIVO2 is a LiDAR-inertial odometry framework and factor-graph SLAM implementation designed for real-time robot… tixiaoshan/lio-sam — LIO-SAM is a lidar inertial SLAM framework and tightly-coupled sensor fusion pipeline. It functions as a factor graph… googlecartographer/cartographer — Cartographer is a software library and spatial localization engine for simultaneous localization and mapping. It… rpng/open_vins — Open_vins is a visual-inertial odometry framework and SLAM system designed for robotic state estimation. It uses an… hkust-aerial-robotics/vins-mono — VINS-Mono is a monocular visual-inertial odometry system and loop closure SLAM framework. It functions as a real-time… rlabbe/filterpy — filterpy is a toolkit for Bayesian state estimation, Gaussian statistical analysis, and time-series noise reduction.…
FAST-LIVO2 is a LiDAR-inertial odometry framework and factor-graph SLAM implementation designed for real-time robot localization and 3D mapping. It functions as a multi-sensor fusion pipeline and state estimator that integrates LiDAR, inertial, and camera inputs to track a robot's position and orientation. The system employs a tightly-coupled sensor fusion approach to maintain stable navigation, particularly in degraded environments. It utilizes a voxel-based 3D mapping tool to organize point clouds into volumetric grids, which optimizes memory usage and search speed during spatial reconstruc
LIO-SAM is a lidar inertial SLAM framework and tightly-coupled sensor fusion pipeline. It functions as a factor graph optimization engine that combines lidar scans and inertial measurement unit data to build 3D point cloud maps and estimate robot trajectories. The system integrates global position factors to align local coordinates with real-world data. It employs loop closure detection to identify previously visited locations, creating constraints in the optimization graph to correct accumulated global drift. The framework covers lidar inertial odometry, point cloud processing, and trajecto
Cartographer is a software library and spatial localization engine for simultaneous localization and mapping. It provides a framework for calculating the precise position and orientation of a device while concurrently generating real-time 2D and 3D representations of its environment using lidar-based data. The system implements a real-time mapping approach that uses live sensor streams to track device heading and position. It utilizes a submap-based mapping strategy to divide environments into local maps that are aligned into a global map. The project covers a range of SLAM capabilities, inc
Open_vins is a visual-inertial odometry framework and SLAM system designed for robotic state estimation. It uses an Extended Kalman Filter to fuse high-frequency inertial sensor data with visual feature tracks to estimate the position and orientation of a moving device. The system features a sensor calibration suite for calculating intrinsic and extrinsic parameters, as well as temporal offsets between cameras and inertial measurement units. It includes a manifold interpolator that uses B-Spline curves over the special Euclidean group to produce smooth trajectory paths between discrete pose e