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I want to determine the pose of the object that has been detected by Kinect using Roboearth.
I am not able to see the detected node giving me the pose of the object. I did run echo tf, but its giving me someinfo about Kinect and nothing abt the pose of the object. How do we determine this ?? Can any one help me out.
Regards, Faizan Mohammed
when you try to save the object's name you would give a class to the object and name to the object. Lets say when you were saying the object you gave the class as "box" and name as "red".
So your object's id is box.red and to get a pose of the object with respect to the kinect you should give the parent id and child id by using rosrun tf tf_echo parent_id child_id.
so here it will be: rosrun tf tf_echo openni_depth_camera box.red
and you will get the pose in terms of translation, quaternions and RPY.
Regards, Faizan Mohammed
I did get the answer on my own, thank you. If any body needs help I can help them out.
Could you please post the method you used to get the pose of the object? Thanks.
Well I do see this " re_kinect/detection_results " which would announce the detected object along with the names.
Where is it showing the names ?? When I echo it it gives me jst the point cloud data numbers. And how would the tf work for multiple objects. ??
With the recent update, we have to run rosrun tf tf_echo camera_rgb_optical_frame classname.objectname
I see that camera_rgb_optical_frame and camera_rgb_depth_frame as different nodes of the tree, does that mean they point to different things?
Asked: 2011-10-08 09:29:32 -0600
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Last updated: Nov 27 '11
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