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Have you test it in real applications?

Open SebastienFerrero opened this issue 5 years ago • 4 comments

Dear authors' Thanks for this great work, I would like to know if you had tested this system on a real operation robot?

Thanks China

SebastienFerrero avatar Jun 13 '19 02:06 SebastienFerrero

sorry for the late reply. We have test it on Vins-mono and you should estimate the td to get good performance.

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Dear authors' Thanks for this great work, I would like to know if you had tested this system on a real operation robot?

Thanks China

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TurtleZhong avatar Jun 19 '19 16:06 TurtleZhong

@TurtleZhong Thanks for your reply , what do you mean by 'td'? Bests

mechaliomar avatar Jun 20 '19 13:06 mechaliomar

@TurtleZhong Thanks for your reply , what do you mean by 'td'? Bests

‘td’ means the time offset between your camera and IMU, a param that can be estimated in VINS-MONO. you can find it in https://github.com/HKUST-Aerial-Robotics/VINS-Mono in readme 5.4.

TurtleZhong avatar Jun 20 '19 13:06 TurtleZhong

Extended from this topic, I'd like to ask if you use the implementation for calibration using kalibr (https://github.com/ethz-asl/kalibr). If so, does the calibration result achieve good accuracy?

lenardxu avatar Sep 13 '22 09:09 lenardxu