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Abstract
PurposeTo describe an innovative new technology, simultaneous localization and mapping (SLAM), for creating maps and localization for autonomous robot operations.Design/methodology/approachA series of stereo cameras gather images of a 3D area. A software package then analyzes the images to create a 3D map of the area and to monitor the real‐time location of the robot in the area.FindingsThe SLAM approach will open up the range of possible autonomous mobile robot applications, especially service and non‐industrial applications.Practical implicationsThe scalable SLAM system and algorithms will enable improved performance in current as well as new mobile autonomous robot applications.Originality/valueUsers now have a totally new means for creating “maps” for autonomous mobile robotic activities.
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