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Evaluation of the EKF-Based Estimation Architectures for Data Fusion in Mobile Robots

This paper presents evaluation of four different state estimation architectures exploiting the extended Kalman filter (EKF) for 6-DOF dead reckoning of a mobile robot. The EKF is a well proven and commonly used technique for fusion of inertial data and robot's odometry. However, different approaches to designing the architecture of the state estimator lead to different performance and computational demands. While seeking the best possible solution for the mobile robot, the nonlinear model and the error model are addressed, both with and without a complementary filter for attitude estimation. The performance is determined experimentally by means of precision of both indoor and outdoor navigation, including complex-structured environment such as stairs and rough terrain. According to the evaluation, the nonlinear model combined with the complementary filter is selected as a best candidate (reaching 0.8 m RMSE and average of 4% return position error (RPE) of distance driven) and implemented for real-time onboard processing during a rescue mission deployment.