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@matlabbe Sir, Please accept my sincere gratitude for implementing RTABMAP and making it open source for future developments.
So, I am planning to add my version of deep learning-based odometry into RTABMAP. This odometry mainly fused the camera and lidar together to produce a single odometry. Features will also extracted using Deep neural networks for both lidar and RGB.
In order to implement this with current framework.
Where I should place my new files
which files I should modify to enable custom feature extractions and odometry ?
Thank you in advance.
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As you are posting this to rtabmap_ros, I assume its for the ROS2 version. If so, I suggest to create your own ros package for the odometry node you want to create. Your node would need to provide at minimum a nav_msgs/Odometry topic and corresponding TF (e.g., odom->base_link). We can then connect that topic and TF to rtabmap node.
If you want to provide visual features to rtabmap, it is also possible by providing a rtabmap_msgs/RGBDImage topic, filled with the features. When launching rtabmap node with subscribe_rgbd:=true, rtabmap will subscribe to that kind of topic.
The lidar can be externally synchronized with subscribe_scan_cloud at the same time, or (for advanced usage) could be provided with the visual data inside a combined rtabmap_msgs/SensorData topic.
@matlabbe Sir, Please accept my sincere gratitude for implementing RTABMAP and making it open source for future developments.
So, I am planning to add my version of deep learning-based odometry into RTABMAP. This odometry mainly fused the camera and lidar together to produce a single odometry. Features will also extracted using Deep neural networks for both lidar and RGB.
In order to implement this with current framework.
Thank you in advance.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: