Verification of visual odometry algorithms with an OpenGL-based software tool

  • Skulimowski P
  • Strumillo P
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Abstract

We present a software tool called a stereovision egomotion sequence generator that was developed for testing visual odometry (VO) algorithms. Various approaches to single and multicamera VO algorithms are reviewed first, and then a reference VO algorithm that has served to demonstrate the program's features is described. The program offers simple tools for defining virtual static three-dimensional scenes and arbitrary six degrees of freedom motion paths within such scenes and output sequences of stereovision images, disparity ground-truth maps, and segmented scene images. A simple script language is proposed that simplifies tests of VO algorithms for user-defined scenarios. The program's capabilities are demonstrated by testing a reference VO technique that employs stereoscopy and feature tracking. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Skulimowski, P., & Strumillo, P. (2015). Verification of visual odometry algorithms with an OpenGL-based software tool. Journal of Electronic Imaging, 24(3), 033003. https://doi.org/10.1117/1.jei.24.3.033003

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