Abstract
At present, SLAM is widely used in all kinds of dynamic scenes. It is difficult to distinguish dynamic targets in scenes using traditional visual SLAM. In the matching process, dynamic points are incorrectly added to the pose calculation with the camera, resulting in low precision and poor robustness in the pose estimation. This paper proposes a new dynamic scene visual SLAM algorithm based on adaptive threshold homogenized feature extraction and YOLOv5 object detection, named AHY-SLAM. This new method adds three new modules based on ORB-SLAM2: a keyframe selection module, a threshold calculation module, and an object detection module. The optical flow method is used to screen keyframes for each frame input in AHY-SLAM. An adaptive threshold is used to extract feature points for keyframes, and dynamic points are eliminated with YOLOv5. Compared with ORB-SLAM2, AHY-SLAM has significantly improved pose estimation accuracy over multiple dynamic scene sequences in the TUM open dataset, and the absolute pose estimation accuracy can be increased by up to 97%. Compared with other dynamic scene SLAM algorithms, the speed of AHY-SLAM is also significantly improved under a guarantee of acceptable accuracy.
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