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LF-PGVIO: A Visual-Inertial-Odometry Framework for Large Field-of-View Cameras using Points and Geodesic Segments [PDF]

Ze Wang, Kailun Yang, Hao Shi, Yufan Zhang, Zhijie Xu, Fei Gao, Kaiwei Wang.

IEEE Transactions on Intelligent Vehicles (T-IV), 2024.

Download PALVIO Dataset

Indoor Dataset

ID01, ID06, ID10: Google Drive

ID01~ID10: Baidu Yun, Code: d7wq

ID01~ID01 parameters: LF-VIO

Outdoor Dataset

OD01~OD02: Baidu Yun, Code: vbaq

OD01~OD02 parameters:

Pal_camera:

Fov: 360°x(40°~120°)

Resolution ratio: 1280x720

Lens: Designed by Hangzhou HuanJun Technology.

Sensor: mynteye module.

Frequency: 30Hz

Pal_camera:

model_type: scaramuzza
camera_name: pal
image_width: 1280
image_height: 960
poly_parameters:
   p0: -2.859221e+02 
   p1: 0.000000e+00 
   p2: 1.336620e-03 
   p3: -4.760020e-07 
   p4: 1.744120e-09 
inv_poly_parameters:
   p0: 441.554977 
   p1: 293.852005 
   p2: 37.695932 
   p3: 38.745264 
   p4: 21.601706 
   p5: 8.981299 
   p6: 4.295482 
   p7: 4.082164 
   p8: 3.517051 
   p9: 1.629742  
   p10: 0.304952
   p11: 0.0
   p12: 0.0
   p13: 0.0
   p14: 0.0
   p15: 0.0
   p16: 0.0
   p17: 0.0
   p18: 0.0 
   p19: 0.0 
affine_parameters:
   ac: 0.999977 
   ad: -0.000018 
   ae: 0.000018
   cx: 662.123354
   cy: 467.262942

IMU(Kakute F7):

Frequency: 200Hz
acc_n: 0.02          # accelerometer measurement noise standard deviation.
gyr_n: 0.01         # gyroscope measurement noise standard deviation.    
acc_w: 0.04         # accelerometer bias random work noise standard deviation.  
gyr_w: 0.002      # gyroscope bias random work noise standard deviation.

The extrinsic parameter between IMU and pal Camera

extrinsicRotation: !!opencv-matrix
   rows: 3
   cols: 3
   dt: d
   data: [0.9933825736079961, -0.006214058066792618, -0.1146841224158635,
         0.009561962263699604, 0.9995433275449167, 0.02866540141185659,
1         0.1144536208672395, -0.02957231547880238, 0.9929883417380088]
extrinsicTranslation: !!opencv-matrix
   rows: 3
   cols: 1
   dt: d
   data: [-0.01746193243999558,0.04570631188028584,0.039410522812453984]

Different FoVs and Images

All_FoV

Our OCSD algorithm

OCSD_benchmark

(a) OCSD (ours) evaluated on the SUN360 indoor dataset. (b) OCSD (ours) evaluated on the CVRG-Pano outdoor dataset. (c) ULSD evaluated on the SUN360 indoor dataset. (d) ULSD evaluated on the CVRG-Pano outdoor dataset. The purple curve segments in the image denote the matched pairs with dorth less than 5 pixels and overlap greater than 0.5. The green lines represent unmatched pairs.

Our LF-PGVIO algorithm

LF-PGVIO_flow

Geodesic Segments

LF-PGVIO_geodesic_seg

The projection from an orange 3D line onto a geodesic segment on a unit sphere, and a geodesic segment onto a curved segment on an image. The red dashed line is the great circle where the geodesic segment lies and the green vector represents one of the unit vectors that is perpendicular to the plane containing the great circle.

Line feature residual

LF-PGVIO_Line_res

Line feature residual. The orange 3D line is projected onto orange geodesic segments in different image frames. $\mathbf{p}_s$ and $\mathbf{p}_e$ are observed geodesic segments endpoints.

Outdoor experiment

LF-PGVIO_car

(a) Our car experiment platform with a Panoramic Annular Lens (PAL) camera, a Livox-Mid-360 LiDAR, an IMU sensor, and an onboard computer. (b) Top view of trajectories of different algorithms and ground truth for the OD01 sequence in outdoor experiments. The car platform stacks images in a residual manner with a 0.5s interval on the first frame, and the trajectory aligns with the ground truth.

How to run OCSD

1、Build OCSD

Clone the repository and make:

    git clone https://github.com/flysoaryun/LF-PGVIO.git
    mkdir build
    cmake ..
    make -j4
    ./ocsd_main

Publication

If you use our code or dataset, please consider referencing the following paper:

LF-PGVIO: A Visual-Inertial-Odometry Framework for Large Field-of-View Cameras using Points and Geodesic Segments.

Z. Wang, K. Yang, H. Shi, Y. Zhang, Z. Xu, F. Gao, K. Wang.

IEEE Transactions on Intelligent Vehicles (T-IV), 2024.

@article{LF-PGVIO,
  title={LF-PGVIO: A Visual-Inertial-Odometry Framework for Large Field-of-View Cameras using Points and Geodesic Segments},
  author={Wang, Ze and Yang, Kailun and Shi, Hao and Zhang, Yufan and Xu, Zhijie and Gao, Fei and Wang, Kaiwei},
  journal={IEEE Transactions on Intelligent Vehicles},
  year={2024}
}