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Deep Inertial Underwater Odometry System.

Uno et al., 2022

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935217039108795273
Author
Uno T
Isoyama N
Uchiyama H
Sakata N
Kiyokawa K
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IPIN-WiP

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Underwater 6-DOF odometry is an essential technology for robotics, navigation, and motion- based control systems. Existing solutions have issues to be solved: complicated sensor configurations and limited usage conditions. This paper presents a robust, stand-alone, light …
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