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Mobile Robot Localization and Mapping by Scan Matching using Laser Reflection Intensity of the SOKUIKI Sensor

Yoshitaka Hara, Hirohiko Kawata, Akihisa Ohya, Shin’ichi Yuta

Year
2006
Citations
46

Abstract

This paper describes a new scan matching method for mobile robot localization and mapping. The proposed method "intensity-ICP" uses laser reflection intensity obtained by a laser range scanner named "SOKUIKI sensor". Compared with conventional scan matching methods which are effective just in geometric featured environments, intensity-ICP is effective in both geometric featured and featureless environments if there are some features like colors or materials. This method can build a map with laser reflection intensity data. The map will be effective to robust localization because it has abundant information; not only geometric data but also laser reflection intensity

Keywords

Reflection (computer programming)Computer visionArtificial intelligenceLaser scanningLaserMobile robotIntensity (physics)Computer scienceMatching (statistics)Robot

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