Integrated Pose Estimation Using 2D Lidar and INS Based on Hybrid Scan Matching

Point cloud data is essential measurement information that has facilitated an extended functionality horizon for urban mobility. While 3D lidar and image-depth sensors are superior in implementing mapping and localization, sense and avoidance, and cognitive exploration in an unknown area, applying 2...

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Main Authors: Gwangsoo Park, Byungjin Lee, Sangkyung Sung
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: MDPI AG 2021-08-01
Series:Sensors
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Online Access:https://www.mdpi.com/1424-8220/21/16/5670
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spelling doaj-fe9e423a04864fdc956b44a38a49c0d22021-08-26T14:19:51ZengMDPI AGSensors1424-82202021-08-01215670567010.3390/s21165670Integrated Pose Estimation Using 2D Lidar and INS Based on Hybrid Scan MatchingGwangsoo Park0Byungjin Lee1Sangkyung Sung2Department of Aerospace Information Engineering, Konkuk University, Seoul 05029, KoreaDepartment of Aerospace Information Engineering, Konkuk University, Seoul 05029, KoreaDepartment of Aerospace Information Engineering, Konkuk University, Seoul 05029, KoreaPoint cloud data is essential measurement information that has facilitated an extended functionality horizon for urban mobility. While 3D lidar and image-depth sensors are superior in implementing mapping and localization, sense and avoidance, and cognitive exploration in an unknown area, applying 2D lidar is inevitable for systems with limited resources of weight and computational power, for instance, in an aerial mobility system. In this paper, we propose a new pose estimation scheme that reflects the characteristics of extracted feature point information from 2D lidar on the NDT framework for exploiting an improved point cloud registration. In the case of the 2D lidar point cloud, vertices and corners can be viewed as representative feature points. Based on this feature point information, a point-to-point relationship is functionalized and reflected on a voxelized map matching process to deploy more efficient and promising matching performance. In order to present the navigation performance of the mobile object to which the proposed algorithm is applied, the matching result is combined with the inertial navigation through an integration filter. Then, the proposed algorithm was verified through a simulation study using a high-fidelity flight simulator and an indoor experiment. For performance validation, both results were compared and analyzed with the previous techniques. In conclusion, it was demonstrated that improved accuracy and computational efficiency could be achieved through the proposed algorithms.https://www.mdpi.com/1424-8220/21/16/5670scan matchingregistrationnormal distribution transformlocalizationpose estimation
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author Gwangsoo Park
Byungjin Lee
Sangkyung Sung
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Byungjin Lee
Sangkyung Sung
Integrated Pose Estimation Using 2D Lidar and INS Based on Hybrid Scan Matching
Sensors
scan matching
registration
normal distribution transform
localization
pose estimation
author_facet Gwangsoo Park
Byungjin Lee
Sangkyung Sung
author_sort Gwangsoo Park
title Integrated Pose Estimation Using 2D Lidar and INS Based on Hybrid Scan Matching
title_short Integrated Pose Estimation Using 2D Lidar and INS Based on Hybrid Scan Matching
title_full Integrated Pose Estimation Using 2D Lidar and INS Based on Hybrid Scan Matching
title_fullStr Integrated Pose Estimation Using 2D Lidar and INS Based on Hybrid Scan Matching
title_full_unstemmed Integrated Pose Estimation Using 2D Lidar and INS Based on Hybrid Scan Matching
title_sort integrated pose estimation using 2d lidar and ins based on hybrid scan matching
publisher MDPI AG
series Sensors
issn 1424-8220
publishDate 2021-08-01
description Point cloud data is essential measurement information that has facilitated an extended functionality horizon for urban mobility. While 3D lidar and image-depth sensors are superior in implementing mapping and localization, sense and avoidance, and cognitive exploration in an unknown area, applying 2D lidar is inevitable for systems with limited resources of weight and computational power, for instance, in an aerial mobility system. In this paper, we propose a new pose estimation scheme that reflects the characteristics of extracted feature point information from 2D lidar on the NDT framework for exploiting an improved point cloud registration. In the case of the 2D lidar point cloud, vertices and corners can be viewed as representative feature points. Based on this feature point information, a point-to-point relationship is functionalized and reflected on a voxelized map matching process to deploy more efficient and promising matching performance. In order to present the navigation performance of the mobile object to which the proposed algorithm is applied, the matching result is combined with the inertial navigation through an integration filter. Then, the proposed algorithm was verified through a simulation study using a high-fidelity flight simulator and an indoor experiment. For performance validation, both results were compared and analyzed with the previous techniques. In conclusion, it was demonstrated that improved accuracy and computational efficiency could be achieved through the proposed algorithms.
topic scan matching
registration
normal distribution transform
localization
pose estimation
url https://www.mdpi.com/1424-8220/21/16/5670
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