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This survey evaluates the deployability of Semantic SLAM pipelines on resource-constrained robotics hardware, specifically the NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin. The analysis reveals that while Geometric SLAM offers a practical balance for embedded use, advanced methods like Gaussian Splatting currently exceed real-time limits due to excessive memory and power demands. Consequently, the study highlights a critical research gap requiring hardware-algorithm co-design to make semantic navigation viable on edge devices.
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Is Semantic SLAM Ready for Embedded Systems? A Comparative Survey

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arXiv:2505.12384v2 Announce Type: replace Abstract: Semantic SLAM holds promise for robust robot navigation in complex environments, but its practicality on embedded systems remains uncertain. This paper presents a comparative survey of existing semantic visual SLAM systems from an embedded-deployment perspective. Unlike recent surveys centered on implicit representations, NeRFs, or 3D Gaussian Splatting as scene representations, our scope is the deployability of complete Semantic SLAM pipelines on resource-constrained robotics platforms, with particular emphasis on the NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin. Three semantic-aware architectural approaches, namely Geometric SLAM, NeRF, and Gaussian Splatting-based SLAM, are evaluated with respect to accuracy, semantic reconstruction quality, memory footprint, power consumption, and throughput. Our Jetson measurements show that Semantic Geometric SLAM currently offers the most practical balance between accuracy and efficiency, whereas Gaussian Splatting-based systems require more than 16 GB of memory, draw more than 15 W, and remain far from real-time execution. The results also show that offline semantic preprocessing can mask the true cost of semantic integration. We therefore identify a research gap in adapting Semantic SLAM algorithms for embedded systems and propose directions for future work, including hardware-algorithm co-design and energy-efficient optimization.

Title:Is Semantic SLAM Ready for Embedded Systems ? A Comparative Survey

Abstract:Semantic SLAM holds promise for robust robot navigation in complex environments, but its practicality on embedded systems remains uncertain. This paper presents a comparative survey of existing semantic visual SLAM systems from an embedded-deployment perspective. Unlike recent surveys centered on implicit representations, NeRFs, or 3D Gaussian Splatting as scene representations, our scope is the deployability of complete Semantic SLAM pipelines on resource-constrained robotics platforms, with particular emphasis on the NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin. Three semantic-aware architectural approaches, namely Geometric SLAM, NeRF, and Gaussian Splatting-based SLAM, are evaluated with respect to accuracy, semantic reconstruction quality, memory footprint, power consumption, and throughput. Our Jetson measurements show that Semantic Geometric SLAM currently offers the most practical balance between accuracy and efficiency, whereas Gaussian Splatting-based systems require more than 16 GB of memory, draw more than 15 W, and remain far from real-time execution. The results also show that offline semantic preprocessing can mask the true cost of semantic integration. We therefore identify a research gap in adapting Semantic SLAM algorithms for embedded systems and propose directions for future work, including hardware-algorithm co-design and energy-efficient optimization.

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arXiv:2505.12384 [cs.RO]

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