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I'm sure you will have to contact the manufacturer or vendor for driver support on this, their are no generic packages for such devices. It entirely depends on the type of interface provided with the sensor (ethernet, serial etc) and the configuration parameters/commands for querying and setting up the sensor.

If you already have a way of talking to the sensor (driver) and getting raw packets into your computer then you can write a ros wrapper around the manufacturer/vendor provided driver.

I'm sure you will have to contact the manufacturer or vendor for driver support on this, their are no generic packages for such devices. It entirely depends on the type of interface provided with the sensor (ethernet, serial etc) and the configuration parameters/commands for querying and setting up the sensor.

If you already have a way of talking to the sensor (driver) and getting raw packets into your computer then you can write a ros wrapper around the manufacturer/vendor provided driver.

https://github.com/LitraTech/ltme01_driver.git i found this driver for ltme_01 module. perhaps you could try using this first

I'm sure you will have to contact the manufacturer or vendor for driver support on this, their Their are no generic packages for such devices. It entirely depends on the type of interface provided with the sensor (ethernet, serial etc) and the configuration parameters/commands for querying and setting up the sensor.

If you already have a way of talking to the sensor (driver) and getting raw packets into your computer then you can write a ros wrapper around the manufacturer/vendor provided driver.

https://github.com/LitraTech/ltme01_driver.git i found this driver for ltme_01 module. perhaps you could try using this first