LiDAR Data
LiDAR data, representing three-dimensional point clouds of the environment, is crucial for applications like autonomous driving and robotics, primarily aiming to achieve accurate scene understanding and object detection. Current research focuses on improving data quality through denoising techniques and motion correction algorithms, often integrating LiDAR with other sensor modalities (e.g., cameras, radar, IMUs) and employing advanced architectures like transformers and neural radiance fields for processing and analysis. These advancements are driving significant improvements in the accuracy and robustness of 3D perception, with broad implications for various fields including autonomous navigation, mapping, and environmental monitoring.
Papers
2FAST-2LAMAA: A Lidar-Inertial Localisation and Mapping Framework for Non-Static Environments
Cedric Le Gentil, Raphael Falque, Teresa Vidal-Calleja
Real-Time Truly-Coupled Lidar-Inertial Motion Correction and Spatiotemporal Dynamic Object Detection
Cedric Le Gentil, Raphael Falque, Teresa Vidal-Calleja
Vision-Driven 2D Supervised Fine-Tuning Framework for Bird's Eye View Perception
Lei He, Qiaoyi Wang, Honglin Sun, Qing Xu, Bolin Gao, Shengbo Eben Li, Jianqiang Wang, Keqiang Li
LEROjD: Lidar Extended Radar-Only Object Detection
Patrick Palmer, Martin Krüger, Stefan Schütte, Richard Altendorfer, Ganesh Adam, Torsten Bertram
SLAM2REF: Advancing Long-Term Mapping with 3D LiDAR and Reference Map Integration for Precise 6-DoF Trajectory Estimation and Map Extension
Miguel Arturo Vega Torres, Alexander Braun, André Borrmann
TeFF: Tracking-enhanced Forgetting-free Few-shot 3D LiDAR Semantic Segmentation
Junbao Zhou, Jilin Mei, Pengze Wu, Liang Chen, Fangzhou Zhao, Xijun Zhao, Yu Hu