UniMSF: A Unified Multi-Sensor Fusion Framework for Intelligent Transportation System Global Localization
Wei Liu, Jiaqi Zhu, Guirong Zhuo, Wufei Fu, Zonglin Meng, Yishi Lu,, Min Hua, Feng Qiao, You Li, Yi He, Lu Xiong

TL;DR
UniMSF is a comprehensive multi-sensor fusion framework for ITS localization that combines GNSS, 4D-radar, and IMU data using factor graphs, ensuring accurate, reliable, and modular localization even with measurement heterogeneity and outliers.
Contribution
The paper introduces UniMSF, a novel, modular multi-sensor fusion framework utilizing factor graphs, with advanced outlier detection and noise estimation for ITS localization.
Findings
Effective fusion of GNSS, radar, and IMU demonstrated in real vehicle tests.
Robust outlier detection improves localization accuracy.
Framework adaptable to various sensor configurations.
Abstract
Intelligent transportation systems (ITS) localization is of significant importance as it provides fundamental position and orientation for autonomous operations like intelligent vehicles. Integrating diverse and complementary sensors such as global navigation satellite system (GNSS) and 4D-radar can provide scalable and reliable global localization. Nevertheless, multi-sensor fusion encounters challenges including heterogeneity and time-varying uncertainty in measurements. Consequently, developing a reliable and unified multi-sensor framework remains challenging. In this paper, we introduce UniMSF, a comprehensive multi-sensor fusion localization framework for ITS, utilizing factor graphs. By integrating a multi-sensor fusion front-end, alongside outlier detection\&noise model estimation, and a factor graph optimization back-end, this framework accomplishes efficient fusion and ensures…
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Computational Techniques and Applications · Indoor and Outdoor Localization Technologies · Advanced Algorithms and Applications
