pamela-project / slambench1Links
SLAMBench is an open source tool designed to assist in the development of simultaneous localisation and mapping (SLAM) algorithms, and evaluation of platforms for implementing those algorithms. It runs on the Linux operating system, and has been used on X86 and ARM along with various GPUs, from high end to mobile.
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