Mesh2SLAM in VR: A Fast Geometry-Based SLAM Framework for Rapid Prototyping in Virtual Reality Applications

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Auteurs principaux: de Sousa, Carlos Augusto Pinheiro, Hamann, Heiko, Deussen, Oliver
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Publié: 2025
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author de Sousa, Carlos Augusto Pinheiro
Hamann, Heiko
Deussen, Oliver
author_facet de Sousa, Carlos Augusto Pinheiro
Hamann, Heiko
Deussen, Oliver
contents SLAM is a foundational technique with broad applications in robotics and AR/VR. SLAM simulations evaluate new concepts, but testing on resource-constrained devices, such as VR HMDs, faces challenges: high computational cost and restricted sensor data access. This work proposes a sparse framework using mesh geometry projections as features, which improves efficiency and circumvents direct sensor data access, advancing SLAM research as we demonstrate in VR and through numerical evaluation.
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spellingShingle Mesh2SLAM in VR: A Fast Geometry-Based SLAM Framework for Rapid Prototyping in Virtual Reality Applications
de Sousa, Carlos Augusto Pinheiro
Hamann, Heiko
Deussen, Oliver
Robotics
Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
SLAM is a foundational technique with broad applications in robotics and AR/VR. SLAM simulations evaluate new concepts, but testing on resource-constrained devices, such as VR HMDs, faces challenges: high computational cost and restricted sensor data access. This work proposes a sparse framework using mesh geometry projections as features, which improves efficiency and circumvents direct sensor data access, advancing SLAM research as we demonstrate in VR and through numerical evaluation.
title Mesh2SLAM in VR: A Fast Geometry-Based SLAM Framework for Rapid Prototyping in Virtual Reality Applications
topic Robotics
Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2501.09600