- Autonomous Mapping and Navigation Using SLAM Toolbox, Nav2, Gazebo, and Rviz Visualization
- GLC: Semantic Graph-Guided Coarse-Fine-Refine Full Loop Closing for LiDAR SLAM
- Drift-free Visual SLAM using Digital Twins
- pySLAM: a visual SLAM pipeline in Python for monocular, stereo and RGBD cameras.
- pySLAM SLAM pipeline updates
- ICRA 2025 Gaussian-LIC: Real-Time Photo-Realistic SLAM with Gaussian Splatting and LiDAR-Inertial-Camera Fusion
- An unofficial open source implentation of CSIRO's Wildcat SLAM.
- DynoSAM: Dynamic Object Smoothing and Mapping for Dynamic SLAM
- [Present and Future of SLAM in Extreme Environments](https://ieeexplore.
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| use std::cell::RefCell; | |
| // `generational_arena` is a special type of arena that allows elements to be recycled, and the | |
| // handles allocated from the arena do not hold a borrow on the arena. The handles are later used to | |
| // retrieve concrete borrows on the arena temporarily. The check for live-ness is essentially | |
| // performed at runtime, rather than being checked by the borrow checker. | |
| use generational_arena::{Arena, Index}; | |
| // Allocate `ARENA` at global/thread scope. The arena is wrapped in a RefCell so we can get | |
| // runtime-checked mutable borrows of the arena. |