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Slam-Based Multi-Sensor Backpack Lidar Systems in Gnss-Denied Environments

The backpack LiDAR system is a highly efficient device for indoor positioning and navigation. With the use of multi-sensor interactions inside of the backpack, it can solve the problem of undetermined trajectories or locations in a GNSS-denied environment. This paper presents a multi-sensor-based backpack LiDAR system for mapping in GNSS-denied environments. With this device, we solve the problem of inaccurate positioning caused by the inability to receive GNSS signals in a small-sized lidar portable device, also reduces the cumulative error caused by the IMU module through the analysis of the vibration pattern. Through the demonstration of the results, the method is of great significance for 3D reconstruction of the indoor environment and object detection.