Hi @Raffaello, would a stereo camera count as a multi camera system in isaac_ros_visual_slam package?
Hi @azmyin12
I moved your question to a new topic. The topic you wrote about was old and spoke about an old Isaac ROS version.
From the Isaac ROS vlsam documentation: isaac_ros_visual_slam — isaac_ros_docs documentation
| ROS Parameter | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Functional Parameters | |||
num_cameras |
int |
2 |
Number of cameras used. Set to 2 for a single stereo camera. Maximum value is 32. |
A stereo camera is counted as a set of 2 cameras.
And also another good reference cuVSLAM — isaac_ros_docs documentation
cuVSLAM does not just work with a single stereo camera. It is possible to use up to 32 cameras (=16 stereo cameras) as input. Using multiple cameras can significantly increase robustness, especially in featureless environments.
I hope I helped you.
Best,
Raffaello
Hi @Raffaello
Thank you very much for moving this to a separate post. Based on the previous post, you mentioned, at that time, the map saving feature for multi camera was not supported in cuVSLAM. Is this still the case?
Best,
@azmyin12
Hi @azmyin12 , now the multi camera support is available from Isaac ROS 3.0
You can find an example here: Tutorial for Multi-camera Visual SLAM Using HAWK Cameras — isaac_ros_docs documentation
Best,
Raffaello
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