Research on Mobile Robot SLAM in Dynamic Environment

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A SLAMiDE(SLAM in Dynamic Environments) system is designed and realized in the paper, which supplies a holistic framework and a series of implementation methods for mobile robot SLAM in dynamic environments. A uniform target model is proposed in SLAMiDE system. The dynamic targets and static targets and the mobile robot pose are estimated simultaneously, by synthesized the research of the data association and dynamic targets detection and static SLAM based on local maps. Finally, the results of the experimental test prove that the SLAMiDE system can realize dynamic objects detection and mapping and location correctly.

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October 2011

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