Röfer, 2001 - Google Patents
Building consistent laser scan mapsRöfer, 2001
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- Röfer T
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- Proc. of the European Workshop On Advanced Mobile Robots
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The paper presents an approach to generate consistent maps in real-time using a laser range sensor. Its application scenario is the Bremen Autonomous Wheelchair “Rolland” that is developed as an autonomous transport vehicle for hospitals. The paper consists of two …
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