I would like to use msckf_vio in my own project because based on the description it fits my needs perfectly.
I am developing a driver for a VR device that will be connected to a desktop computer. The device has a pair of front-facing stereo IR cameras and an IMU. I can poll timestamped frames from the cameras (one cv::Mat per camera) at roughly 80 FPS, and I can also poll the accelerometer/gyro data.
Since this is going to be a standalone desktop application and not an autonomous robot, there is no need for any of the ROS interface, I only need to core of the project that does the tracking. I have zero experience/knowledge of ROS, and I don't know how to separate this project from it.
What parts of this project should I use to directly access the tracking system with cv::Mats and raw IMU float data and extract the calculated 6DOF tracking information?
To simplify, I would like something like this (mostly pseudocode):
I am afraid it is not easy to deprive ROS from the project.
The code depends on ROS heavily on the subscribing, publishing, and parameter loading mechanism.
I would like to use msckf_vio in my own project because based on the description it fits my needs perfectly.
I am developing a driver for a VR device that will be connected to a desktop computer. The device has a pair of front-facing stereo IR cameras and an IMU. I can poll timestamped frames from the cameras (one
cv::Mat
per camera) at roughly 80 FPS, and I can also poll the accelerometer/gyro data.Since this is going to be a standalone desktop application and not an autonomous robot, there is no need for any of the ROS interface, I only need to core of the project that does the tracking. I have zero experience/knowledge of ROS, and I don't know how to separate this project from it.
What parts of this project should I use to directly access the tracking system with
cv::Mat
s and raw IMU float data and extract the calculated 6DOF tracking information?To simplify, I would like something like this (mostly pseudocode):
I could write these interfaces, but this project has a huge codebase and I don't know where to get started