Indoor Environment
Indoor environment research focuses on understanding and optimizing the physical and digital aspects of indoor spaces, aiming to improve human experience, safety, and efficiency. Current research emphasizes advancements in computer vision for object detection and scene understanding, utilizing architectures like convolutional neural networks (CNNs) and transformers, alongside novel approaches in robotic navigation and mapping leveraging techniques such as simultaneous localization and mapping (SLAM) and graph neural networks (GNNs). These efforts are significant for applications ranging from assistive technologies for the visually impaired to improved building design and efficient autonomous systems for inspection and delivery. Furthermore, research is exploring the use of large language models (LLMs) for interior design and the creation of digital twins for indoor environments.
Papers
CONSTRUCTA: Automating Commercial Construction Schedules in Fabrication Facilities with Large Language Models
Yifan Zhang, Xue YangRobust 6DoF Pose Tracking Considering Contour and Interior Correspondence Uncertainty for AR Assembly Guidance
Jixiang Chen, Jing Chen, Kai Liu, Haochen Chang, Shanfeng Fu, Jian Yang
Adversarial-Ensemble Kolmogorov Arnold Networks for Enhancing Indoor Wi-Fi Positioning: A Defensive Approach Against Spoofing and Signal Manipulation Attacks
Mitul Goswami, Romit Chatterjee, Somnath Mahato, Prasant Kumar PattnaikComparison of Various SLAM Systems for Mobile Robot in an Indoor Environment
Maksim Filipenko, Ilya Afanasyev