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visual-inertial-odometry
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Initialization procedure for Inertial Navigation System (INS)
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Stereo and Mono VIO, Visual Inertial, ORB-SLAM2
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Yet another visual inertial estimator.
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Repository for the "Vision Algorithms for Mobile Robotics" (VAMR) lecture at the "Robotics and Perception Group" at UZH (for ETH Zurich).
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robust visual-inertial odometry, separated from openxrlab-xrslam
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Autonomous Aerial Robot for Object Picking and Dropping with Versatile Grippper
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Plain cmake version for rpg_svo_pro_open (svo2.0). No ros.
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Modified version of okvis-1.1.3, include okvis ros wrapper and the core code
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An underwater visual inertial odometry with online refractive index estimation method based on ROVIO to enable reliable state estimation without camera calibration in water.
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Final project for EECE-5698 Robot sensing and navgation.
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Modified version of KumarRobotics/msckf_vio (commit e3a39a9 on Jul 26, 2019), a stereo version of MSCKF.
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visual-inertial odometry (VINS-Mono) with motion-aware feature selection
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This project aims to hardware-synchronize camera and IMU so that both use the same (millisecond precise) time base.
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A CUDA reimplementation of Bundle Adjustment for VINS-Fusion
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Modified version of VINS-Mono (commit 9e657be)
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A project of Visual Inertial Odometry for Autonomous Vehicle
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Visual Inertial Odometry (VIO) / Simultaneous Localization & Mapping (SLAM) using iSAM2 framework from the GTSAM library.
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This repository intends to enable autonomous drone delivery with the Intel Aero RTF drone and PX4 autopilot. The code can be executed both on the real drone or simulated on a PC using Gazebo. Its core is a robot operating system (ROS) node, which communicates with the PX4 autopilot through mavros. It uses SVO 2.0 for visual odometry, WhyCon for …
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