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DeepLabV3+-Based Semantic Annotation Refinement for SLAM in Indoor Environments.

Shuangfeng Wei^1,2, Hongrui Tang¹, Changchang Liu¹

¹School of Geomatics and Urban Spatial Information, Beijing University of Civil Engineering and Architecture, Beijing 102616, China.

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Summary

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This study introduces an optimized DeepLabV3+ framework for visual SLAM, enhancing 3D scene reconstruction in challenging environments. It automates point cloud annotation, improving robotic efficiency and navigation accuracy.

Keywords:

clustering image semantic segmentation point cloud semantic annotation scene understanding visual SLAM

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Area of Science:

Robotics and Computer Vision
Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

Background:

Visual SLAM systems struggle with 3D reconstruction in semantically poor environments, limiting robot efficiency.
Manual annotation for semantic information is inefficient, complex, and labor-intensive.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop an optimized DeepLabV3+ framework for visual SLAM integrating semantic segmentation and automated point cloud annotation.
To enhance robotic operational efficiency and environmental understanding in indoor applications.

Main Methods:

Utilized MobileNetV3 as the backbone for DeepLabV3+ to balance segmentation accuracy and computational load.
Introduced a parameter-adaptive DBSCAN algorithm with K-nearest neighbors and KD-tree acceleration for robust clustering.
Implemented a dynamic radius thresholding strategy for improved point cloud annotation completeness and precision.

Main Results:

Achieved significant improvements in annotation efficiency compared to conventional methods.
Maintained high accuracy in semantic annotation of point clouds.
Demonstrated reliable technical support for enhanced environmental understanding and navigation.

Conclusions:

The proposed framework offers an efficient and accurate solution for semantic annotation in visual SLAM.
This approach provides crucial support for advanced indoor robotic navigation and environmental perception.