Available in Classic and VPC
VL Task describes how to convert the space image data you collected into location data.
The ARC eye location data conversion consists of the following 4 stages:
- Convert to SLAM data: (Lowest layer) Convert the spatial image data into SLAM data.
- Merge SLAM data: (Middle or top layer) Merge SLAM data you converted in the lowest layer.
- Localize: (Top layer) Localize the SLAM data you used to merge making it location data.
- Merge into VL data: (Top layer) Merge the SLAM data into API serviceable VL data.
Charges occur from the point of uploading the image data of a space and processing the space data. For more information, see Portal > Service > Digital Twin > ARC eye.
VL Task screen
The VL Task interface includes the following components:
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| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| ① Menu name | Current menu name. |
| ② Basic features | The features displayed upon entering the VL Task menu for the first time.
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| ③ Project name | Select the projects that needs VL task in the dropdown list. |
| ④ Location tree | Structure, name of each stratum of the location |
| ⑤ Task | Location (stratum) for the target task and the name of the location (See Location) |
| ⑥ Task type | Run spatial data conversion or merge task. Only buttons available for each layer are enabled.
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| ⑦ Delete selected | Click to delete the selected task data (See Delete VL task.) |
| ⑧ View list | Check the API and entire VL task list of the current project.
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| ⑨ Task list | View the VL task history of the current project. |
Lowest stratum screen
The functions at the lowest stratum are as follows:
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| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| ① Task type | Only the activated SLAM data conversions are available. (See Convert into SLAM data.) |
| ② Upload spatial image data | Upload the image data(Raw data) of the target space you want to convert into location data to the lowest stratum (see Upload image data) |
Middle stratum screen
The functions at the middle stratum are as follows:
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| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| ① Task type | Only the activated SLAM data conversions are available. (See Merge SLAM data.) |
Highest stratum screen
The functions at the highest stratum are as follows:
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| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| ① Task type | Activated SLAM data mergers, localizations, and VL data conversions are available. (See Merge SLAM data, Localize, and Merge VL data.) |
| ② API list | View the API list of the project. It is activated when VL data conversions are succeeded. (See API and Merge VL data.) |
View VL task list
You can view the task list and further information. To view the information:
- Navigate to
> Services > Digital Twin > ARC eye in the NAVER Cloud Platform console. - Navigate to Visual Localization > VL Task .
- Click the name of VL task (segment) in the location tree that you want to view the information.
- View the summary in the VL task list or click a task to view the detailed information.
- Task type: It displays the applicable task type among SLAM data conversion, SLAM data merge, localization, and VL data conversion.
- Task name: The name of the task you created
- Creation date and time (UTC+09:00): Date and time when the task was created
- Completion date and time (UTC+09:00): Date and time when the task was completed
- Server duration: How many hours the server was used for the task
- Progress: Displays the progress rate of the task (%)
- Verification: Verification and approval of the task completion. The Merge VL data task do not require the validation stage.
- Result: Task progress status
- In progress: Task in progress
- Need validation: Validation and approval regarding the task completion must be done at Potree Viewer. (Click
in the Validation row.) - Succeeded: Task succeeded
- Failed: Task failed
- Segment name: The segment name of a location you created at the Location menu
- Task completion list: Displays the task name applicable for data merge or conversion
Convert SLAM data
To use ARC eye, you must convert the spatial image data you collected into SLAM data. SLAM data conversion is only available in the lowest layer. To convert spatial image data into SLAM data:
- Navigate to
> Services > Digital Twin > ARC eye in the NAVER Cloud Platform console. - Navigate to Visual Localization > VL Task .
- Select a project you want from the Project name dropdown list.
- Click the lowest stratum in the Location Tree and undergo the following stages in order.
1. Upload spatial image data
Upload the spatial image data the user collected to the lowest layer to convert it to SLAM data. To upload them:
- Click [Upload spatial image data] .
- When the Upload image data window appears, click [Upload] .
- When the Upload pop-up window appears, drag the files into the Drag and drop the file for upload. area, or click it to select files to upload.
- You can delete unnecessary files by clicking
in the upload target list.
- You can delete unnecessary files by clicking
- Once you are ready to upload, click [Upload] .
- To cancel during the data upload, click [Stop transfer] .
- View the Upload image data screen if the task is added.
- To delete a task, select the task, click [Delete selection] and [Delete] in the Delete selection pop-up window.
CautionUpon deleting a task, all the stored data of the task is deleted. Please decide carefully.
- You can only create one task for uploading image data for each stratum(lowest).
- Once the task for uploading image data is created, you can only add new files or update the existing files of the task.
- To begin a new uploading task, delete the existing task for uploading previously created space image data.
- When the SLAM data conversion is completed, the uploaded file is automatically deleted. If needed, back up the file separately.
2. Convert SLAM data
2.1. Run SLAM data conversion
Convert the uploaded spatial image data to SLAM data. To convert data:
- Click
to go to the VL Task page. - Click [Convert SLAM data] .
- When the SLAM data conversion pop-up window appears, enter the following information and click [Run] .
- Task name: Enter the name of the task. You can edit the task name instead of using the default task name.
- Target task list: The names of the space image data the user uploaded
- Space image preset: Select the preset you want in the dropdown list
- If the mapped target range is over 3500 ㎡ (usually outdoors), select a preset with
largein its name. If it is smaller (usually indoors), select a preset withsmallin its name (recommended). If you select a preset fitting to your situation, more appropriate algorithm is used for the process and the Positioning API’s accuracy increases.
- If the mapped target range is over 3500 ㎡ (usually outdoors), select a preset with
- The task is added to the task list and the progress rate is shown.
- If you have set an alarm, the notification recipient receives the notification upon completion of the task. For more information on setting notification recipients, see Notification Setting.
2.2. SLAM data conversion result
After the task is executed, you can check its status via the progress indicator, and the following results are displayed for the processing.
| Condition | Description | Measures |
|---|---|---|
| Needs validation | User review required for success/failure processing. | Review spatial data processing results in Potree Viewer to approve or fail for reprocessing. |
| Succeeded | Data processing successful. | - |
| Failure | Data processing failure. | Forward to customer inquiry. |
3. Validate SLAM conversion data
Once the data conversion is done, you need to verify if the collected data was converted correctly. You can check whether the space has been implemented correctly in Potree Viewer. To verify converted data:
- Click
. - When the Potree Viewer popup window appears, apply the set value on the left setting window to verify.
- Once the data validation is done, click [Approve] .
- The result of the task in the task list changes from Need validation to Succeeded.
- Click [Cancel] to change that task's result to Failure.
- If you need a reexamination due to data abnormality and such, click [Review again] to exit the Potree Viewer and proceed with the necessary task.
The validation method using Potree Viewer and the subsequent response measures based on the validation results are:
(For more information on using Potree Viewer, see potree.)
- Check the map_key point cloud, and if issues are found, follow the response measures.
- traj_key represents the trajectory, making it easier to verify the data.
- The large red points represent information from the scan, while the point cloud for the space is displayed in different colors based on height.
- If there are issues with the results, they are typically most noticeable near the path taken during the scan. Therefore, we recommend focusing your inspection primarily around the path.
- First, scan the area around the path using the top-view to check for any overlapping lines or blurry results.
- If such issues appear, examine the point cloud in 3D to ultimately confirm whether the terrain is inherently like that or if the result is incorrect.
- Response measures
- If there are problems with the inspection data, follow these response measures in order.
- Response measure: Select and run a false loop preset (e.g., Small false loop)
- If it fails, select the insufficient loop preset and run it.
- If it fails, select the registration error preset and run it.
- If it fails, select the odometry error preset and run it.
If all attempts fail even after changing the presets, contact Support during the validation stage.
At this point, since failure processing prevents data validation, do not process as a validation failure to maintain the data.
Merge SLAM data
After converting the spatial image data in the lowest layer into SLAM data, you must merge the converted SLAM data in all layers ascending from the lowest layer. To merge SLAM data:
- Navigate to
> Services > Digital Twin > ARC eye in the NAVER Cloud Platform console. - Navigate to Visual Localization > VL Task .
- Select a project you want from the Project name dropdown list.
- Click the target segment in the Location Tree and undergo the following stages in the order.
1. Merge SLAM data
1.1. Run SLAM data merge
To merge data:
- Click [Merge SLAM data] .
- When the SLAM data merge pop-up window appears, enter the following information and click [Run] .
- Segment name: Displays the selected segment
- Task name: Enter the name of the task. You can edit the task name instead of using the default task name.
- Target task list: Select SLAM data.
- Upon merging multiple data together, position them in the order considering the connection between data.
- Map merging proceeds sequentially from the parent location of the location where SLAM data conversion was performed.
- For example, if there are four total layers, after executing SLAM data conversion for Layer 4, it sequentially proceeds with SLAM data merging in Layer 3 → SLAM data merging in Layer 2 → SLAM data merging in Layer 1.
- Ensure all data required for SLAM data merging is uploaded and SLAM data conversion is complete before proceeding. For example, if five data sets are needed, do not merge only three first.
- Space image preset: Select the preset you want in the dropdown list
- If the mapped target range is over 3500 ㎡, select a preset with
largein its name. If it is smaller, select a preset withsmallin its name (recommended). If you select a preset fitting to your situation, more appropriate algorithm is used for the process and the Positioning API’s accuracy increases.
- If the mapped target range is over 3500 ㎡, select a preset with
- The task is added to the task list and the progress rate is shown.
- If you have set an alarm, the notification recipient receives the notification upon completion of the task. For more information on setting notification recipients, see Notification Setting.
1.2. SLAM data merge result
After the SLAM data merge task is executed, you can check its status via the progress indicator, and the following results are displayed for the processing.
| Condition | Description | Measures |
|---|---|---|
| Needs validation | User review required for success/failure processing. | Review spatial data processing results in Potree Viewer to approve or fail for reprocessing. |
| Succeeded | Data processing successful. | - |
| Failure | Data processing failure. | Forward to customer inquiry. |
2. Validate merged SLAM data
Once the SLAM data merge is done, you need to validate if the collected data was merged correctly. You can check whether the space has been implemented correctly in Potree Viewer. To validate:
- Click
. - When the Potree Viewer popup window appears, apply the set value on the left setting window to verify.
- Once the data validation is done, click [Approve] .
- The result of the task in the task list changes from Need validation to Succeeded.
- Click [Cancel] to change that task's result to Failure.
- If you need a reexamination due to data abnormality and such, click [Review again] to exit the Potree Viewer and proceed with the necessary task.
The following describes each term:
- Initial merge stage: The stage where datasets that have undergone SLAM data conversion are merged
- Final merge stage: The stage where the entire dataset is merged
- Lowest-level location: The location holding the datasets in a list, typically consisting of layer-level locations
The validation method using Potree Viewer and the subsequent response measures based on the validation results are:
(For more information on using Potree Viewer, see potree.)
- (Merger result): Results in the merge stage
- As the final result of this stage, if [* + etc] does not exist, proceed with validation using that data. If [* + etc] exists, proceed with validation using the [* + etc] iterator.
- Note: Unless merging etc data, map_1 and traj_1 must not exist.
- Check the [* + etc] point cloud, and if issues are found, follow the response measures.
- Since multiple datasets may be exposed simultaneously, potentially complicating validation, validation is conducted by splitting into location units.
- Activating only [* + etc]map and [* + etc]traj to review results facilitates validation.
- Verify that the lowest-level location and the etc dataset associated with that location are properly aligned.
- Confirm there is no distortion in the merged result between the etc dataset and the corresponding lowest-level location.
- During scanning, verify that specific etc datasets are merged into their intended areas. (The appearance of a specific etc dataset at a location indicates it has been merged.)
- (Reference, not aligned): It represents the result from the previous step (SLAM conversion or prior merge) as-is.
- Since this is a pre-alignment stage, elements are not yet aligned with each other.
- It exists for reference if issues appear in the actual review target [* + etc].
Example:
Check each location and etc dataset one by one to ensure they are properly aligned, selecting them as needed.


- Response measures by SLAM data merge validation data
- If there are problems with the inspection data, follow these response measures in order.
- Response measure: Select and run a false loop preset (e.g., Small false loop)
- If it fails, select the insufficient loop preset and run it.
If all attempts fail even after changing the presets, contact Support during the validation stage.
At this point, since failure processing prevents data validation, do not process as a validation failure to maintain the data.
Localization
After merging all SLAM data, run the localization at the top stratum. Localization is a task to map the accurate location information by unifying the location values of the merged SLAM data. This is to enable multiple datasets to share a common coordinate system. To localize the merged SLAM data:
- Navigate to
> Services > Digital Twin > ARC eye in the NAVER Cloud Platform console. - Navigate to Visual Localization > VL Task .
- Select a project you want from the Project name dropdown list.
- Click the top target segment in the location tree and proceed with the following stages in order:
1. Localize data
1.1. Run data localization
If you have a successful SLAM data merge operation at the top layer, you can proceed to localize. To localize data:
- Click [Localize] .
- When the Localize pop-up window appears, enter the following information and click [Run] .
- Segment name: Displays the selected segment
- Task name: Enter the name of the task. You can edit the task name instead of using the default task name
- Task target list: Select the merged SLAM data.
- Space image preset: Select the preset you want in the dropdown list
- If the mapped target range is over 3500 ㎡, select a preset with
largein its name. If it is smaller, select a preset withsmallin its name (recommended). If you select a preset fitting to your situation, more appropriate algorithm is used for the process and the Positioning API’s accuracy increases.
- If the mapped target range is over 3500 ㎡, select a preset with
- The task is added to the task list and the progress rate is shown.
- If you have set an alarm, the notification recipient receives the notification upon completion of the task. For more information on setting notification recipients, see Notification Setting.
1.2. Data localization result
| Condition | Description | Measures |
|---|---|---|
| Needs validation | User review required for success/failure processing. | Review spatial data processing results in Potree Viewer to approve or fail for reprocessing. |
| Succeeded | Data processing successful. | - |
| Failure | Data processing failure. | Forward to customer inquiry. |
2. Validate localized data
Once the localization is done, you need to validate if the data was localized correctly. You can check whether the space has been implemented correctly in Potree Viewer. To validate:
- Click
. - When the Potree Viewer popup window appears, apply the set value on the left setting window to verify.
- Once the data validation is done, click [Approve] .
- The result of the task in the task list changes from Need validation to Succeeded.
- Click [Cancel] to change that task's result to Failure.
- If you need a reexamination due to data abnormality and such, click [Review again] to exit the Potree Viewer and proceed with the necessary task.
See the following for details regarding localized data inspection.
- [*] Check the map and traj_key_localized point clouds, and if issues are found, follow the response measures.
- (Reference) Validate whether the lowest-level localization data and the main dataset are well-aligned across the entire area.
- Check if the data is misaligned, distorted, or faint.
- (Reference) Lowest-level location: It serves as the actual comparison target for the localized results.
Example: (Reference) NAVER_1784_8F_map - (Reference) global_map: This is the full merged result. It is not very readable and is not commonly used during validation.
- (Reference for Single SLAM, not aligned): This is the SLAM data conversion result for the dataset being localized and is used for reference.

- Response measures by Localized data validation result
- If there are problems with the inspection data, follow these response measures in order.
- Response measure: Select the registration error preset and run it. Example: Small registration error
- If it fails → Select the false loop preset and run it.
- If it fails → Select the insufficient loop preset and run it.
If all attempts fail even after changing the presets, contact Support during the validation stage.
At this point, since failure processing prevents data validation, do not process as a validation failure to maintain the data.
Validate data
Proceed through each stage, from SLAM data conversion and SLAM data merging to localization, while reviewing the data status via the Potree Viewer. In addition to the review methods for each stage, also refer to the types of common issues that may arise.
- If it overlaps or duplicates incorrectly
| Failure | Succeeded |
|---|---|
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| The path is distorted, and the map overlaps in an incorrect form. | - |
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| It overlaps in an incorrect form. | - |
- If blurred or hazy

VL
1. Run VL
You can convert SLAM data into VL data suitable for API services. This task is only available in the top stratum. To convert SLAM data into VL data:
- Navigate to
> Services > Digital Twin > ARC eye in the NAVER Cloud Platform console. - Navigate to Visual Localization > VL Task .
- Select a project you want from the Project name dropdown list.
- Click the target segment of the highest stratum in the location tree.
- Click [VL] .
- When the VL pop-up window appears, enter the following information and click [Run] .
- Segment name: Displays the selected segment
- Task name: Enter the name of the task. You can edit the task name instead of using the default task name.
- Target task list: Select the converted SLAM data.
- The task is added to the task list and the progress rate is shown.
- If you have set an alarm, the notification recipient receives the notification upon completion of the task. For more information on setting notification recipients, see Notification Setting.
Only SLAM data that has been fully localized can be selected for VL processing.
2. VL result
| Condition | Description | Measures |
|---|---|---|
| Succeeded | Data processing successful. | - |
| Failure | Data processing failure. | Contact Support. |
3. Delete VL
You can delete the registered VL tasks. To delete it:
Once you delete the task, all the data registered in the task is deleted. The deleted data cannot be recovered. Please decide carefully.
- Navigate to
> Services > Digital Twin > ARC eye in the NAVER Cloud Platform console. - Navigate to Visual Localization > VL Task .
- Select a project you want from the Project name dropdown list.
- Click the segment you wish to delete tasks from in the location tree.
- Click and select the task you want to delete in the segment’s task list and click [Delete selection] .
- Once the Delete selection pop-up window appears, click [Delete] .
VL data merge
1. Run VL data merge
You can convert SLAM data into VL data suitable for API services. This task is only available in the top stratum. Once VL data conversion is done, API is created automatically. You can start your service by deploying this API. To merge VL data:
Every time you convert the SLAM data into VL data in the same project, a new API with a version increased by 1 will be created. You can deploy 1 API per project. For more information, see the API menu.
- Navigate to
> Services > Digital Twin > ARC eye in the NAVER Cloud Platform console. - Navigate to Visual Localization > VL Task .
- Select a project you want from the Project name dropdown list.
- Click the target segment of the highest stratum in the location tree.
- Click [Merge VL data] .
- When the Merge VL data pop-up window appears, enter the following information and click [Run] .
- Segment name: Displays the selected segment
- Task name: Enter the name of the task. You can edit the task name instead of using the default task name.
- Target task list: Select the converted VL data.
- The task is added to the task list and the progress rate is shown.
- If you have set an alarm, the notification recipient receives the notification upon completion of the task. For more information on setting notification recipients, see Notification Setting.
2. VL data merge result
| Condition | Description | Measures |
|---|---|---|
| Succeeded | Data processing successful. | - |
| Failure | Data processing failure. | Forward to customer inquiry. |



