Real-Time Appearance Based (RTAB) mapping
A practice of creating a map of a specific environment created by using a technique based on a global loop-closure detection. Also known as Simultaneous Localization and Mapping (SLAM).
Real-time appearance based mapping involves using visual data to create dynamic maps of construction sites, enhancing visualization and monitoring. This technology supports real-time decision-making and improves site management by providing up-to-date spatial information.
Used in a sentence
Real-time appearance based mapping enhances site visualization and monitoring during construction.
Synonyms/variation
RTAB-Map
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