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most citedLong-Term Urban Vehicle Localization Using Pole Landmarks Extracted from 3-D Lidar Scans

73 citations · 102 across the 11 of their papers we have counts for

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11 papers

cs.CV2025

Label-Efficient Point Cloud Segmentation with Active Learning

Johannes Meyer, Jasper Hoffmann, Felix Schulz +5

Semantic segmentation of 3D point cloud data often comes with high annotation costs. Active learning automates the process of selecting which data to annotate, reducing the total a…

cs.RO2024

uPLAM: Robust Panoptic Localization and Mapping Leveraging Perception Uncertainties

Kshitij Sirohi, Daniel Büscher, Wolfram Burgard

The availability of a robust map-based localization system is essential for the operation of many autonomously navigating vehicles. Since uncertainty is an inevitable part of perce…

cs.RO2023

A Smart Robotic System for Industrial Plant Supervision

D. Adriana Gómez-Rosal, Max Bergau, Georg K. J. Fischer +10

In today's chemical plants, human field operators perform frequent integrity checks to guarantee high safety standards, and thus are possibly the first to encounter dangerous opera…

cs.CV2022

Uncertainty-aware LiDAR Panoptic Segmentation

Kshitij Sirohi, Sajad Marvi, Daniel Büscher +1

Modern autonomous systems often rely on LiDAR scanners, in particular for autonomous driving scenarios. In this context, reliable scene understanding is indispensable. Current lear…

cs.CV2022

Uncertainty-aware Panoptic Segmentation

Kshitij Sirohi, Sajad Marvi, Daniel Büscher +1

Reliable scene understanding is indispensable for modern autonomous systems. Current learning-based methods typically try to maximize their performance based on segmentation metric…

cs.RO2021

Robust Monocular Localization in Sparse HD Maps Leveraging Multi-Task Uncertainty Estimation

Kürsat Petek, Kshitij Sirohi, Daniel Büscher +1

Robust localization in dense urban scenarios using a low-cost sensor setup and sparse HD maps is highly relevant for the current advances in autonomous driving, but remains a chall…