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Generic map representation and manipulation library This library represents different type of maps and the relationships between all the frames these maps are expressed in. It also includes algorithms to manipulate these maps (for instance ICP for alignment) and convert between the available representations.
Provides a constant pose update of an irregular or low frequent input pose (e.g. from a slam), given a high frequent delta pose (e.g. from an odometry)
This package contains a collection of odometry classes and configuration types, which calculate the relative movement of the robot depending on a change in the state of the robots actuators. Different robot classes like e.g. wheel or legged systems are covered here.
This filter is concerned with orientation estimation using inertial and magnetic sensors. A quaternion indirect Kalman filter structure is used. Magnetic sensor output is used only for yaw angle correction. Accelerometers for pitch and roll angles correction
This package includes wrapper classes for graph optimization packages, like e.g. HogMan. Its meant to provide a common interface for different optimization libraries.
A quaternion unscented kalman filter structure is used. This is based on an unscented variant of a Kalman filter. The filter use the multiplicative quaternion approach, which means that the quaternion in the system perform incremental steps and is set to zero at each filter loop. This approach avoids quaternion renormalization. Also the filter u…
This library provides a basic, EKF based, implementation for a pose estimator that is able to fuse IMU, odometry and global positioning information (GPS)
This is the triangular mesh library implementation described in following paper "Terrainrekonstruktion aus Stereodaten von unterschiedlichen Posen (Malte Wirkus, 2010)"