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Aymeric Fleith

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PRISM-VO: Scale-Aware Visual Odometry Using Photometric Plenoptic Bundle Adjustment

We introduce PRISM-VO, a novel pure optimization-based sparse photometric visual odometry framework for focused plenoptic cameras. The core of PRISM-VO is a novel photometric plenoptic bundle adjustment which jointly optimizes camera poses and inverse depth values of points in a sliding window. By combining geometric depth from a single plenoptic image with temporal multi-view constraints, PRISM-VO achieves accurate and drift-resilient motion estimation. Through explicit modeling of the plenoptic projection, PRISM-VO provides reliable metric-scale reconstructions, overcoming the scale ambiguity of monocular SLAM algorithms. Importantly, our approach relies solely on a single plenoptic sensor and avoids complex initialization, as depth priors are computed directly from plenoptic imaging. Experiments show that PRISM-VO outperforms the current state-of-the-art plenoptic visual odometry method on indoor and outdoor scenes. The proposed approach rivals other optimization- and learning-based methods while accurately and reliably recovering a metric scale of the scene. Project page: https://prism-vo.github.io/

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LiFMCR: Dataset and Benchmark for Light Field Multi-Camera Registration

We present LiFMCR, a novel dataset for the registration of multiple micro lens array (MLA)-based light field cameras. While existing light field datasets are limited to single-camera setups and typically lack external ground truth, LiFMCR provides synchronized image sequences from two high-resolution Raytrix R32 plenoptic cameras, together with high-precision 6-degrees of freedom (DoF) poses recorded by a Vicon motion capture system. This unique combination enables rigorous evaluation of multi-camera light field registration methods. As a baseline, we provide two complementary registration approaches: a robust 3D transformation estimation via a RANSAC-based method using cross-view point clouds, and a plenoptic PnP algorithm estimating extrinsic 6-DoF poses from single light field images. Both explicitly integrate the plenoptic camera model, enabling accurate and scalable multi-camera registration. Experiments show strong alignment with the ground truth, supporting reliable multi-view light field processing. Project page: https://lifmcr.github.io/

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LiFCal: Online Light Field Camera Calibration via Bundle Adjustment

We propose LiFCal, a novel geometric online calibration pipeline for MLA-based light field cameras. LiFCal accurately determines model parameters from a moving camera sequence without precise calibration targets, integrating arbitrary metric scaling constraints. It optimizes intrinsic parameters of the light field camera model, the 3D coordinates of a sparse set of scene points and camera poses in a single bundle adjustment defined directly on micro image points. We show that LiFCal can reliably and repeatably calibrate a focused plenoptic camera using different input sequences, providing intrinsic camera parameters extremely close to state-of-the-art methods, while offering two main advantages: it can be applied in a target-free scene, and it is implemented online in a complete and continuous pipeline. Furthermore, we demonstrate the quality of the obtained camera parameters in downstream tasks like depth estimation and SLAM. Webpage: https://lifcal.github.io/

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