hi my name is william attacker gonzalez and i'm doing a project on a time

to miss navigation and control

evaluating methods to simultaneous localisation and mapping or slam

as you may have heard and then use recently

there was a recent

playing flight

motion plane flight crash

number three seventy

where hundreds of people are gone missing

and right now sciences are using a time to miss underwater vehicles in a huge

search operation

using the technology known as slam to map

and visualize the motion for to look for displaying plate

so what is slam

after getting little background so i am it is simultaneous localisation mapping as i said

before

and it uses complex geometric form as in sure gonna metric functions for robot to

scan visualise environment around it as well as position itself so it can know where

it is relative to all the objects surrounding it

so some approaches to slam better being used today

our sensor integration where robot will have not only just a camera to scan

by the infrared sensor all just sighing sensor et cetera et cetera

and uses hierarchical methods

to help the robot's can

environment using probability theory

so let's say the robot is gaining a glass door obviously the camera is not

going to return

the best

quality data so the way the ultrasonic sensor over the camera

so getting in a my product might pieces was as a tandem since robot such

as drivers cars are use a novel environments

scanning images of an environment using fast scanning algorithms

we improve upon the efficiency of mapping as compared with the current standard methods

and an overview of my project

i did a simulation of slam algorithms and scanning speed

using different sensors

that were working together

and i would evaluate these maps using mahalanobis distance equation

which is as shown below

so the initial goals and objectives of my product work to take a mobile robot

such as nine robot remember

and they connect the x box sensor

and i would but there was together

couple them together you know these are two things you can get

really well priced at best buy

local best buy

to navigate environment and map it

and i whatever analyze these physical environment s

so my experimental process involved using online open source code from

something on is "'cause" e bow

i would then start of virtual world

and one minute i missed mode in that virtual world

and start mapping and visualising

now after that was done i would analyse my results

so here's my project set up this is all on my laptop i did a

few test with the physical environment but unfortunately i wasn't able to show those here

but issue here on the left side you can see an odometer a compiler

where the robot

is very ago ready to start scanning

it's ready to localise itself

from its initial position by keeping track of

how far as wheels have spun

and on the right is the complete scans of a simple q the bottom when

action a cylinder and top right

as you can see is the speed increases

for a relatively

the

quality of the maps goes down

as it approaches the right picture

and my results here's a graph

on the bottom right bar graph

showing them how nervous

value

verses the speed of the scanning

mahalanobis value when it's a value of zero means is a perfect scan so my

very low speeds can almost return a value of zeros about twenty one i was

terry surprise how well that when i'm

as you can see the mahalanobis five gets higher and higher

and efficiency goes down with the bowser scanning speed

which unfortunately i did

did not think would happen

so significance of my project it's a very cheap alternative to vary

complex technology being used today the google car actually

which

self navigate to self use the technology notice light are

which is hunters the thousand dollars

so this was you know open source project that i did

it's something simple

that high school students like me can do for

a very small amounts of money

very cheap

and you know i was very surprise of the quality of maps

that my programs generated

from doing this project

and that's it thank you