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DIO-SLAM: A Dynamic RGB-D SLAM Method Combining Instance Segmentation and Optical Flow.

Lang He¹, Shiyun Li¹, Junting Qiu²

¹Faculty of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, Kunming University of Science and Technology, Kunming 650500, China.

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Summary

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Dynamic Instance Optical Flow SLAM (DIO-SLAM) enhances Visual Simultaneous Localization and Mapping (VSLAM) in dynamic environments. It accurately tracks moving objects and reconstructs scenes, outperforming existing methods in localization accuracy and speed.

Keywords:

dense optical flow dynamic SLAM dynamic feature point removal instance segmentation octree point cloud reconstruction

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Area of Science:

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Computer Vision
Artificial Intelligence

Background:

Visual Simultaneous Localization and Mapping (VSLAM) accuracy is degraded by dynamic objects.
Existing VSLAM methods struggle with accurate dynamic object motion state determination.

Purpose of the Study:

Introduce DIO-SLAM, a VSLAM system for dynamic environments.
Improve localization accuracy and real-time performance in VSLAM.

Main Methods:

Utilize YOLACT for object detection and classification (rigid/non-rigid).
Employ optical flow residuals for dynamic object motion estimation.
Implement optical flow consistency and motion frame propagation for robust tracking.
Incorporate semantic information and octree mapping for scene reconstruction.

Main Results:

DIO-SLAM effectively distinguishes between static and dynamic objects.
The system accurately estimates object motion, even with missed detections or motion blur.
Achieved superior localization accuracy and real-time performance compared to mainstream dynamic VSLAM techniques.

Conclusions:

DIO-SLAM offers a robust solution for VSLAM in dynamic environments.
The proposed optical flow-based approach significantly enhances dynamic object handling in VSLAM.
Demonstrated practical applicability and improved performance in real-world scenarios.