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Omni-IGN: Omnidirectional Vision Image-Goal Navigation System for UAVs

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Zichen Yan and other authors propose Omni-IGN, a fully onboard image-goal navigation (ImageNav) system for UAVs that integrates four-fisheye perception, an attention-based reinforcement learning policy, and a collision-aware safety layer. The authors state that four-fisheye RGB images can simultaneously support ImageNav and obstacle avoidance without the need for dedicated depth sensors. The authors state that flight tests in IsaacSim verified the effectiveness of combining learned depth estimation with an action safety layer for obstacle avoidance; real-world experiments demonstrated zero-shot sim-to-real transfer without fine-tuning or external localization. Code and model checkpoints will be released after the paper is accepted.

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  1. Omni-IGN: Omnidirectional Vision Onboard Image-Goal Navigation System for Drones

    The authors propose Omni-IGN, a fully onboard drone image-goal navigation (ImageNav) system that integrates quad-fisheye perception, an attention-based reinforcement learning policy, and a collision-aware safety layer. The policy adaptively fuses goal-relevant features across multiple views to provide directional guidance for continuous navigation, and the quad-fisheye RGB images support both ImageNav and obstacle avoidance without a dedicated depth sensor.

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