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An Open-Source System for Vision-Based Micro-Aerial Vehicle Mapping, Planning, and Flight in Cluttered Environments

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arxiv 1812.03892 v3 pith:PHVF44NQ submitted 2018-12-10 cs.RO

An Open-Source System for Vision-Based Micro-Aerial Vehicle Mapping, Planning, and Flight in Cluttered Environments

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keywords systemplanningclutteredenvironmentsexperimentsgloballocalmapping
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We present an open-source system for Micro-Aerial Vehicle autonomous navigation from vision-based sensing. Our system focuses on dense mapping, safe local planning, and global trajectory generation, especially when using narrow field of view sensors in very cluttered environments. In addition, details about other necessary parts of the system and special considerations for applications in real-world scenarios are presented. We focus our experiments on evaluating global planning, path smoothing, and local planning methods on real maps made on MAVs in realistic search and rescue and industrial inspection scenarios. We also perform thousands of simulations in cluttered synthetic environments, and finally validate the complete system in real-world experiments.

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