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Luigi Freda

Robotics & Computer Vision Engineer, PhD

My new pySLAM v2 is out!

7 May 20209 May 2020 luigi 2 Comments 3D reconstruction, augmented reality, CNN, computer vision, deep-learning, features, image processig, machine-learning, mapping, NN, open source, perception, SLAM, visual localization

I am excited to release pySLAM v2. The new version allows you to play with SLAM techniques, visual-odometry, keyframes, bundle-adjustment,

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PLVS for Circus Maximus Mixed-Reality Experience

25 May 201912 November 2019 luigi 0 Comments 3D reconstruction, augmented reality, computer vision, image processig, mapping, open source, sensors, visual localization, VR

If you are visiting Rome, now you can go to the Circus Maximus and enjoy a great Mixed-Reality experience. An

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Visual Perception and Spatial Computing

25 February 201917 July 2019 luigi 0 Comments 3D reconstruction, computer vision, image processig, mapping, open source, sensors, SLAM

On February 2019, I was the teacher of the course Visual Perception and Spatial Computing in the Advanced School of AI. This school

News

PLVS: An Open-Source RGB-D and Stereo SLAM for volumetric reconstruction and 3D incremental segmentation

9 September 20181 October 2019 luigi 0 Comments 3D reconstruction, augmented reality, computer vision, image processig, mapping, open source, perception, robotics, sensors, SLAM, TRADR

I am working hard during my free time and having fun with PLVS to finalize the outcoming paper: PLVS: An

PLVS: An Open-Source RGB-D and Stereo SLAM for volumetric reconstruction and 3D incremental segmentation

I am working hard during my free time and having fun with PLVS to finalize the outcoming paper: PLVS: An

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TRADR on EuroNews

10 April 201717 January 2018 luigi 0 Comments 3D reconstruction, computer vision, disaster robotics, drones, image processig, mapping, perception, robotics, sensor-based motion planning, SLAM

The TRADR EU project is on Euronews. The video report shows the simulated disaster scene we used in the last

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Driverless cars that ‘see’ the road ahead

29 March 2017 luigi 0 Comments computer vision, deep-learning, image processig, machine-learning, perception, robotics, self-driving car

Micheal Milford explains how to make a driverless car see the road ahead. From his Google+ post: “We were asked to

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RGBDTAM: A Cost-Effective and Accurate RGB-D Tracking and Mapping System

29 March 201729 March 2017 luigi 0 Comments 3D reconstruction, computer vision, image processig, open source, SLAM, visual localization

In this post, Alejo Concha Belenguer presents his new work RGBDTAM. This is a direct SLAM pipeline that runs in real-time and

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Agile Drone Flight through Narrow Gaps with Onboard Sensing and Computing

28 September 201628 September 2016 luigi 0 Comments computer vision, drones, image processig, perception, robotics, sensors

From Google+, Davide Scaramuzza presents his last work on perception aware path planning for quadrotors. “I am happy to share

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Direct Sparse Odometry

5 August 2016 luigi 0 Comments 3D reconstruction, computer vision, image processig, SLAM, visual localization

A new exciting work from the Computer Vision Group of TUM. “DSO is a novel direct and sparse formulation for

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Event Camera SLAM

28 June 201628 June 2016 luigi 0 Comments computer vision, image processig, perception, robotics, sensors, visual localization

The slamcore start-up is pioneering breaktrough new algorithms for accurate and robust real-time event camera motion tracking and scene reconstruction

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Sony A7s Low Light Test

23 April 201623 April 2016 luigi 0 Comments image processig, sensors

This video shows the incredible low light video capabilities of the Sony A7s camera at 30fps and F2.0. According to

Research

My research focuses on robot perception, deep learning, sensor-based motion planning, and control systems. What I love most are computer