monocular-intertial added :D#52
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Hey @Tim-HW , I gave your code a test on ROS2 Humble out of curiosity. A few comments:
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Hi everyone,
First off, a big thank you to the maintainers/contributors for the excellent work on this project – it's been incredibly useful!
I had a specific need for visual-inertial tracking using a single camera and an IMU, primarily to improve pose estimation robustness, especially during fast movements or in environments lacking distinct visual features.
To address this, I've implemented and added a monocular-inertial node to the package. It integrates the monocular camera feed with the IMU data. I've done some initial testing on [mention dataset type briefly, e.g., EuRoC dataset / my own robot], and the results look promising :D
Any feedback or suggestions would be welcome!
Cheers
Tim