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Hengwang Zhao

5 accepted papers

2024

Cross-Modal Visual Relocalization in Prior LiDAR Maps Utilizing Intensity Textures

IROS 2024poster

Cross-modal localization has drawn increasing attention in recent years, while the visual relocalization in prior LiDAR maps is less studied. Related methods usually suffer from inconsistency between the 2D texture and 3D geometry, neglecting the intensity features in the LiDAR point cloud. In this…

Cited by 0SourceScholar
2024

MOSFormer: A Transformer-based Multi-Modal Fusion Network for Moving Object Segmentation

IROS 2024poster

3D moving object segmentation (MOS) is vital for autonomous systems, providing essential information for downstream tasks like mapping and localization. However, current MOS methods face challenges due to the limitation of existing datasets, which are sparse in moving objects and limited in scene di…

Cited by 0SourceScholar
2023

Cross-Modal Monocular Localization in Prior LiDAR Maps Utilizing Semantic Consistency

ICRA 2023poster

Visual localization for mobile robots and intelligent vehicles in prior LiDAR maps can achieve high accuracy and low cost. However, algorithms for finding the cross-modal correspondences between images and LiDAR map points are not yet stable. In this paper, we propose a monocular visual localization…

Cited by 14SourceScholar
2022

G3DOA: Generalizable 3D Descriptor With Overlap Attention for Point Cloud Registration

RA-L 2022

Point cloud registration (PCR) is a key problem for robotics, autonomous driving, and other applications. Constructing generalizable 3D descriptors and determining whether a 3D descriptor is in the overlapping area are challenging tasks in PCR. Despite the fast evolution of learning-based 3D descrip

Cited by 11SourceScholar
2021

CentroidReg: A Global-to-Local Framework for Partial Point Cloud Registration

RA-L 2021

Point cloud registration is a key problem for robotics, computer vision, and other applications. Previous global registration algorithms are sensitive to noises or partial occlusion, while local registration algorithms are highly dependent on initial angles. To solve these problems, we propose Centr

Cited by 13SourceScholar