TL;DR
This paper introduces a comprehensive benchmark dataset and a resilient multi-sensor fusion framework for ground SLAM, addressing robustness challenges in challenging environments and evaluating existing SLAM systems under diverse degradation scenarios.
Contribution
The paper presents M3DGR, a new benchmark dataset with degradation scenarios, and Ground-Fusion++, a modular framework for robust multi-sensor SLAM, filling gaps in evaluation and adaptive sensor fusion strategies.
Findings
Evaluated 40 SLAM systems under challenging conditions
Identified robustness strengths and weaknesses of existing SLAM methods
Demonstrated improved robustness with the proposed framework
Abstract
Considerable advancements have been achieved in SLAM methods tailored for structured environments, yet their robustness under challenging corner cases remains a critical limitation. Although multi-sensor fusion approaches integrating diverse sensors have shown promising performance improvements, the research community faces two key barriers: On one hand, the lack of standardized and configurable benchmarks that systematically evaluate SLAM algorithms under diverse degradation scenarios hinders comprehensive performance assessment. While on the other hand, existing SLAM frameworks primarily focus on fusing a limited set of sensor types, without effectively addressing adaptive sensor selection strategies for varying environmental conditions. To bridge these gaps, we make three key contributions: First, we introduce M3DGR dataset: a sensor-rich benchmark with systematically induced…
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