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This MSCV Capstone Project is sponsored by Amazon Lab126 and advised by Prof. Kaess. Typical visual SLAM (Simultaneous Localization and Mapping) systems track features (points, lines) in the environment to derive the camera trajectory, however, these features are typically not semantically meaningful. In this project, we attempt to investigate the use of semantic features that … Continue reading ""