A fusion positioning system of heterogeneous dual-domain fixed-capacity asynchronous playback
By using a heterogeneous dual-domain fixed-capacity asynchronous playback fusion positioning system, the problems of long-term error accumulation and low resource utilization in visual-inertial fusion positioning systems are solved, achieving autonomous, high-precision, and long-term stable positioning, which is applicable to fields such as UAVs, unmanned vehicles, robots, and aerospace embedded terminals.
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- UNIV OF ELECTRONICS SCI & TECH OF CHINA
- Filing Date
- 2026-04-28
- Publication Date
- 2026-07-10
AI Technical Summary
Existing deep learning-based visual-inertial fusion positioning systems suffer from long-term positioning error accumulation, poor generalization ability to invisible environments, and weak perception of changing environments. Existing correction methods rely on external signals and cannot adapt to complex electronic warfare environments. Existing online learning methods suffer from catastrophic forgetting, high computational resource consumption, poor real-time performance, and cannot be adapted to resource-constrained devices.
A heterogeneous dual-domain fixed-capacity asynchronous playback fusion positioning system is adopted. The system is divided into a strong real-time processing OS domain and a weak real-time AI OS domain through a heterogeneous partitioning processing module. This enables real-time data acquisition, asynchronous playback training of parallel deep fusion models, and real-time visual fusion inertial navigation inference. By combining diverse fixed-capacity playback buffers and asynchronous playback training methods, the system is collaboratively designed to achieve autonomous and high-precision positioning.
It achieves fully autonomous, high-precision, and long-term stable visual-inertial navigation fusion positioning, adapts to the hardware resource constraints of intelligent agents, improves positioning real-time performance, system robustness and environmental adaptability, eliminates dependence on external signals, and is suitable for complex electronic warfare and dynamically changing environments.
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