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Robot Localization #13

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jubeira opened this issue Jan 24, 2017 · 1 comment
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Robot Localization #13

jubeira opened this issue Jan 24, 2017 · 1 comment

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@jubeira
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jubeira commented Jan 24, 2017

The standard Nav Stack uses AMCL to localize within a map using a laser scan.
The Tango Point cloud can be transformed to a laser scan, but perhaps there is some other way of using Tango features to solve the problem of localizing the robot relative to a fixed frame in a map more efficiently, given that the Tango device can be localized accurately with respect to the start_of_service frame.

@jubeira jubeira added this to the Run Nav Stack on Linux milestone Jan 24, 2017
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I would call this a SLAM component.
I think we can have two versions:

  1. Use a flattened point cloud published as /laser, use gmapping to make a map and then amcl for SLAM
  2. Use the Tango Start of Service to Area Description transform
    In either case, we need support from the tango_ros_streamer to implement them.

@jubeira jubeira modified the milestones: Cross compile Nav Stack components to Android, Run Nav Stack on Linux Feb 17, 2017
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