Closed sunmk2006 closed 7 years ago
You're correct that 2D mapping only needs the horizontal LIDAR, and you can ignore the vertical LIDAR in this case.
Regarding the vertical LIDAR: Why not? We collected the data, so we put it in the bags. One use case would be to reconstruct geometry for which the horizontal LIDAR is not suitable since it mostly covers a single plane, if you ignore the fact that the backpack is not always perfectly level. Of course you are free to find other uses.
Did you have use the vertical lidar data in the 2D mapping process?Can be done with 2D laser reconstruction?
I'm not sure I understand your questions. To run 2D SLAM, you do not need the vertical LIDAR, e.g. running
roslaunch cartographer_ros offline_backpack_2d.launch bag_filenames:=${HOME}/Downloads/cartographer_paper_deutsches_museum.bag
does not make use of it. You can make use of it though, e.g. using the SLAM result from above and running
roslaunch cartographer_ros assets_writer_backpack_2d.launch bag_filenames:=${HOME}/Downloads/cartographer_paper_deutsches_museum.bag trajectory_filename:=${HOME}/Downloads/cartographer_paper_deutsches_museum.bag.pb
computes X-ray images using both LIDARs and stores the results at ~/.ros/xray_*
by default.
3D mapping you have tow lidars, Can I use a tilted laser to mapping,(eg. A Velodyne VLP-16 lidar with a tilt of 45 degrees)to get trajectory and reconstruction?
3D mapping you have tow lidars, Can I use a tilted laser to mapping,(eg. A Velodyne VLP-16 lidar with a tilt of 45 degrees)to get trajectory and reconstruction?
Answered here: https://github.com/googlecartographer/cartographer/issues/213
2D mapping only need one horizontal lidar,but your bag data always have another vertical_laser_2d,why?