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Simultaneous Positioning And Map Construction of Mobile Robots Based on The Cartographer Algorithm

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At present, mobile robots have been more and more widely used, in order to enable mobile robots to achieve autonomous localization and mapping (SLAM), and to solve the problem of cumulative errors caused by long-term movement of robots; The current mainstream filtering method does not solve the accumulated error caused by the mileage meter. In order to correct the accumulated error caused by the mileage meter, this design uses Cartographer algorithm to build the map, and correct the accumulated error of mileage to achieve the accurate positioning of the robot. Taking ROS system as the operating platform, the experimental results show that the mobile robot corrects the accumulated error of mileage very well, and achieves more accurate positioning and better environmental map construction.

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      ICIIP '19: Proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Intelligent Information Processing
      November 2019
      528 pages
      ISBN:9781450361910
      DOI:10.1145/3378065

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