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Add support for T265 - Tracking Module. This support includes pose, imu and fisheye cameras but does not include features that are still not available though librealsense, such as including wheel odometry.
Changes to interfaces
All spaces in variable names for dynamic reconfigure where replaced with underscores to comply with other ROS conventions according to: http://wiki.ros.org/Names.
parameters infra1_width and infra2_width are reduced to infra_width. The devices do not support different formats for each sensor's index. Same goes for fisheye1, fisheye2 and for the extensions _width, _height and _fps.
Add topic for T265 - images from fisheye1 and fisheye2 are published on topics /camera/fisheye1/image_raw, /camera/fisheye2/image_raw and all the additional topics as the other images.
Add topic for T265 pose: /camera/odom/sample
fixed bugs.
Enabling depth isn't mandatory anymore if depth is not needed.
improve depth align efficiency by not initializing every frame.
IMU topics on /camera/gyro/sample and /camera/accel/sample.
If united using unite_imu_method:=copy or unite_imu_method:=linear_interpolation, topic is /camera/imu.
Add linear accel covariance - Default: 0.01. modify using option: linear_accel_cov
Add option to sync imu and frame messages. Longer processing time for frames cause the latest IMU messages to be sent before frame messages. You can use option hold_back_imu_for_frames to hold back the publishing of imu messages until publication of frame messages.
The time tags show the measuring time so usually there is no need to cause bursts of IMU messages, hence the default value is false.
Set accel_fps to 250 as this is the new maximal rate in librealsense v2.17.0
Changed dynamic reconfigure options as seen in rqt_reconfigure.
All the options available by the underlying librealsense objects are now reflected. This means previously existing options may have changed names.
Add NOTICE file, to emphasize the contribution of the ddynamic_reconfigure project.
Add SLAM demo
Add opensource_tracking.launch - demo that runs realsense2_camera, imu_filter_madgwick, rtabmap and robot_localization to demonstrate Slam with realsense D435i
Option for toggling sensor on and off while running is missing.
It is currently not possible to send all the post processing filters' output simultaneously. Specifically, when filter "colorizer" is active, normal depth topic is not published.
ROS Wrapper 2.0 for Intel® RealSense™ Devices (build 2.1.2)
It is currently not possible to send all the post processing filters' output simultaneously. Specifically, when filter "colorizer" is active, normal depth topic is not published.
Filters options are not configurable.
ROS Wrapper 2.0 for Intel® RealSense™ Devices (build 2.1.1)
Add Disparity processing - Enabling this filter converts the depth image to disparity image before all the other filters are applied and then converts it back to depth image. This often improves filtering, especially in longer ranges.
Add Decimation filter - Enabling this filter reduces the resolution of the depth image, closing some holes in the process.
Add dynamic configuration for enabling/disabling sensors. Currently works only for sync mode. (@AndyZe )
fix bug: error in setting a dynamic parameter used to stop setting all other parameters.
fix bug: depth_auto_exposure was override in initialization by depth_exposure.
It is currently not possible to send all the post processing filters' output simultaneously. Specifically, when filter "colorizer" is active, normal depth topic is not published.
Filters options are not configurable.
ROS Wrapper 2.0 for Intel® RealSense™ Devices (build 2.1.0)
It is currently not possible to send all the post processing filters' output simultaneously. Specifically, when filter "colorizer" is active, normal depth topic is not published.
ROS Wrapper 2.0 for Intel® RealSense™ Devices (build 2.0.4)