Introduction To Robot Mapping
Introduction To Robot Mapping
Probabilistic
Robot Mapping
What is Robot Mapping?
General Definitions for robot
mapping
Terms and concepts related to
Robot Mapping
What is SLAM?
Example of Localization for a mobile robot
Predicted state
estimate
given
Predicted value
Real value
• SLAM is the
fundamental problem
in robot navigation.
• You cannot avoid it.
Applications of SLAM
• In MCECSBOT we do not have SLAM as the map is known. SLAM can be used for
furniture only and items that are not on a map of the building
Formal
Definition of the
SLAM Problem
Definition of the SLAM Problem
All our work is based on
Probabilistic Approaches
Representation of robot’s
uncertainty in probabilistic terms
• We use the same notation as in past lectures
Graphical Model of Full SLAM
path
controls
observations
map
Full SLAM versus Online
SLAM
FULL SLAM
Let us compare
full SLAM and
Online SLAM
Graphical Model
of Online SLAM
Online SLAM
Graphical Model of Online SLAM
to explain the integrations
Why SLAM problem is so
hard to solve?
• Calculate
new data
from old
data and
controls
Model of Observation of Sensor
Examples of Observation Model
Summary on SLAM