arXiv Computer Vision By Bj\"orn Ellensohn, Elmar Rueckert, Christian Rauch

EliGSiR: Continual RGB-D Mapping with Gaussian Splatting under Bounded Compute

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EliGSiR is a continual RGB‑D mapping method that extends 3D Gaussian Splatting to online settings by adaptively allocating optimization resources. It introduces Map‑Guided View Scheduling to filter redundant views, Load‑Adaptive Fidelity to adjust supervision resolution, and Targeted Geometry Growth to add geometric capacity only where needed. The approach is evaluated on Replica, TUM RGB‑D, ScanNet++, and real sensor sequences, achieving higher reconstruction quality and faster performance than several baselines.

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