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Replace PATH_TO_SEQUENCE_FOLDER with a real camera, without ROS #181

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jiapei100 opened this issue Oct 24, 2016 · 3 comments
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Replace PATH_TO_SEQUENCE_FOLDER with a real camera, without ROS #181

jiapei100 opened this issue Oct 24, 2016 · 3 comments

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@jiapei100
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Is there a way to run ORB_SLAM2 on a real camera without using that ROS demo?

Cheers
Pei

@poine
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poine commented Oct 25, 2016

It depends on your operating system and on your real camera, I guess...
For example, if you are running Linux and a compatible camera, you could
use v4l and opencv to grab images and feed them to orbslam2.
hth
Poine

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Is there a way to run ORB_SLAM2 on a real camera without using that ROS
demo?

Cheers
Pei


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AlejandroSilvestri commented Oct 27, 2016

@poine is right, I'm doing it for a while now, capturing webcam with opencv and feeding orb-slam2 without ROS. It works pretty well, as expected. Don't forget to calibrate your webcam.

Of course, you have to modifiy some c++ code to do it, then compile.

Look for while(true) loop in main.cc.

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Did anyone resolve this issue? I have no clue yet

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