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Hi all. I've been watching a lot of tutorials on slam and navigation. All of the tutorials(at least the ones I found), are using turtlebot simulation. I'm having trouble understanding how to implement this on a real robot. Is there any known tutorial on slam with a real robot? Such as as custom donkey car fitted with a lidar or some ultrasonic sensors or sth else?
TiA
Running SLAM on a real robot is more about what sensors are available rather than the exact platform. The donkey car just has a single camera by default, I believe, so you might want to use ORB SLAM, or maybe make it a bit easier for yourself and print out some ArUco tags to put around the environment and use fiducial_slam.
If, instead, you want to use lidar or sonar or an IMU or some other sensor or some combination of sensors, there are a lot more systems and packages out there.
Asked: 2020-11-13 12:03:56 -0600
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Last updated: Nov 14 '20
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