Abstract: An indoor mobile industrial robot system is configured to provide a weight to a detected object within an operating environment, where the weight relates to how static the feature is. The indoor mobile industrial robot system includes a mechanism configured to translate reflected light energy and positional information into a set of data points representing the detected object having at least one of Cartesian and/or polar coordinates, and an intensity. If any discrete data point within the set of data points representing the detected object has an intensity at or above a defined threshold the entire set of data points is converted into a weight and potentially classified representing a static feature, otherwise such set of data points is classified as representing a dynamic feature having a lower weight.

Abstract: A method and a system for generating a map by a robot travelling around the venue or scene while sensors detect obstacles therein. If portions of the map have obstacles determined with a too low accuracy, i.e. the map quality is too low, determining a position in the venue or scene from which the robot may determine the position of the obstacles with a higher precision, where after the robot is moved to the position and the map improved.