Depth Completion with Multiple Balanced Bases and Confidence for Dense Monocular SLAM
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| author | Xie, Weijian Chu, Guanyi Qian, Quanhao Yu, Yihao Li, Hai Chen, Danpeng Zhai, Shangjin Wang, Nan Bao, Hujun Zhang, Guofeng |
| author_facet | Xie, Weijian Chu, Guanyi Qian, Quanhao Yu, Yihao Li, Hai Chen, Danpeng Zhai, Shangjin Wang, Nan Bao, Hujun Zhang, Guofeng |
| contents | Dense SLAM based on monocular cameras does indeed have immense application value in the field of AR/VR, especially when it is performed on a mobile device. In this paper, we propose a novel method that integrates a light-weight depth completion network into a sparse SLAM system using a multi-basis depth representation, so that dense mapping can be performed online even on a mobile phone. Specifically, we present a specifically optimized multi-basis depth completion network, called BBC-Net, tailored to the characteristics of traditional sparse SLAM systems. BBC-Net can predict multiple balanced bases and a confidence map from a monocular image with sparse points generated by off-the-shelf keypoint-based SLAM systems. The final depth is a linear combination of predicted depth bases that can be optimized by tuning the corresponding weights. To seamlessly incorporate the weights into traditional SLAM optimization and ensure efficiency and robustness, we design a set of depth weight factors, which makes our network a versatile plug-in module, facilitating easy integration into various existing sparse SLAM systems and significantly enhancing global depth consistency through bundle adjustment. To verify the portability of our method, we integrate BBC-Net into two representative SLAM systems. The experimental results on various datasets show that the proposed method achieves better performance in monocular dense mapping than the state-of-the-art methods. We provide an online demo running on a mobile phone, which verifies the efficiency and mapping quality of the proposed method in real-world scenarios. |
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| spellingShingle | Depth Completion with Multiple Balanced Bases and Confidence for Dense Monocular SLAM Xie, Weijian Chu, Guanyi Qian, Quanhao Yu, Yihao Li, Hai Chen, Danpeng Zhai, Shangjin Wang, Nan Bao, Hujun Zhang, Guofeng Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition Dense SLAM based on monocular cameras does indeed have immense application value in the field of AR/VR, especially when it is performed on a mobile device. In this paper, we propose a novel method that integrates a light-weight depth completion network into a sparse SLAM system using a multi-basis depth representation, so that dense mapping can be performed online even on a mobile phone. Specifically, we present a specifically optimized multi-basis depth completion network, called BBC-Net, tailored to the characteristics of traditional sparse SLAM systems. BBC-Net can predict multiple balanced bases and a confidence map from a monocular image with sparse points generated by off-the-shelf keypoint-based SLAM systems. The final depth is a linear combination of predicted depth bases that can be optimized by tuning the corresponding weights. To seamlessly incorporate the weights into traditional SLAM optimization and ensure efficiency and robustness, we design a set of depth weight factors, which makes our network a versatile plug-in module, facilitating easy integration into various existing sparse SLAM systems and significantly enhancing global depth consistency through bundle adjustment. To verify the portability of our method, we integrate BBC-Net into two representative SLAM systems. The experimental results on various datasets show that the proposed method achieves better performance in monocular dense mapping than the state-of-the-art methods. We provide an online demo running on a mobile phone, which verifies the efficiency and mapping quality of the proposed method in real-world scenarios. |
| title | Depth Completion with Multiple Balanced Bases and Confidence for Dense Monocular SLAM |
| topic | Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2309.04145 |