BIMCaP: BIM-based AI-supported LiDAR-Camera Pose Refinement

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Autores principales: Torres, Miguel Arturo Vega, Ribic, Anna, de Soto, Borja García, Borrmann, André
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Publicado: 2024
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author Torres, Miguel Arturo Vega
Ribic, Anna
de Soto, Borja García
Borrmann, André
author_facet Torres, Miguel Arturo Vega
Ribic, Anna
de Soto, Borja García
Borrmann, André
contents This paper introduces BIMCaP, a novel method to integrate mobile 3D sparse LiDAR data and camera measurements with pre-existing building information models (BIMs), enhancing fast and accurate indoor mapping with affordable sensors. BIMCaP refines sensor poses by leveraging a 3D BIM and employing a bundle adjustment technique to align real-world measurements with the model. Experiments using real-world open-access data show that BIMCaP achieves superior accuracy, reducing translational error by over 4 cm compared to current state-of-the-art methods. This advancement enhances the accuracy and cost-effectiveness of 3D mapping methodologies like SLAM. BIMCaP's improvements benefit various fields, including construction site management and emergency response, by providing up-to-date, aligned digital maps for better decision-making and productivity. Link to the repository: https://github.com/MigVega/BIMCaP
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spellingShingle BIMCaP: BIM-based AI-supported LiDAR-Camera Pose Refinement
Torres, Miguel Arturo Vega
Ribic, Anna
de Soto, Borja García
Borrmann, André
Robotics
Artificial Intelligence
This paper introduces BIMCaP, a novel method to integrate mobile 3D sparse LiDAR data and camera measurements with pre-existing building information models (BIMs), enhancing fast and accurate indoor mapping with affordable sensors. BIMCaP refines sensor poses by leveraging a 3D BIM and employing a bundle adjustment technique to align real-world measurements with the model. Experiments using real-world open-access data show that BIMCaP achieves superior accuracy, reducing translational error by over 4 cm compared to current state-of-the-art methods. This advancement enhances the accuracy and cost-effectiveness of 3D mapping methodologies like SLAM. BIMCaP's improvements benefit various fields, including construction site management and emergency response, by providing up-to-date, aligned digital maps for better decision-making and productivity. Link to the repository: https://github.com/MigVega/BIMCaP
title BIMCaP: BIM-based AI-supported LiDAR-Camera Pose Refinement
topic Robotics
Artificial Intelligence
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2412.03434