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feature request: transmit RTCM messages over ROS topics

Open Timple opened this issue 6 years ago • 5 comments

Since our robots have already ROS communication setup between the robots and a docking station, it would be convenient if the RTK-GPS messages can be transferred via this communication channel. Instead of setting up a seperate serial line.

Would this be a useful feature or am I missing something here?

With respect to latency I think we should be able to get below 500ms which is enough for ublox.

Timple avatar Sep 28 '18 14:09 Timple

For completeness: a similar request has been made on ROS answers: https://answers.ros.org/question/283053/ublox-package-configuration/

Posting it here for future reference.

Timple avatar Oct 02 '18 12:10 Timple

Hello,

I would definitely be interested in the ability to transmit RTCM messages over a ROS topic to the uBlox driver, which would be in charge of sending them to the board.

Is this something planned ?

nicolaje avatar Feb 03 '20 10:02 nicolaje

Hi,

I would also be very interested in this. There are many publicly available NTRIP servers it is just a situation of inputting these correction messages to the GPS module to get cm accuracy outdoors.

Kind regards, Sharif

shac12 avatar Oct 23 '20 00:10 shac12

This was implemented in another repo here: https://github.com/ros-agriculture/ublox_f9p the README there is instructive on how to get things working.

Jconn avatar Dec 22 '20 20:12 Jconn

Since our robots have already ROS communication setup between the robots and a docking station, it would be convenient if the RTK-GPS messages can be transferred via this communication channel. Instead of setting up a seperate serial line.

Would this be a useful feature or am I missing something here?

With respect to latency I think we should be able to get below 500ms which is enough for ublox.

Hi, can you help me to connect the ublox with ROS ?

GaneshGovind1 avatar Jun 24 '22 08:06 GaneshGovind1