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2019-08-29 08:42:29 -0500 | marked best answer | navsat_transform_node without IMU I'm trying to fuse GPS data and IMU data using robot_localization. I have the IMU data going into the filter nicely, now I'm trying to configure GPS. The problem is that my robot has a large inverter relatively close to where the IMU is mounted which is causing too much magnetic noise, so the magnetometer on the IMU is disabled. I understand that the navsat_transform_node requires an absolute starting heading (usually from the IMU) to initialize properly. What are some ways I can get around this? I thought about enabling the "wait_for_datum" parameter and then using the GPS to manually using the set_datum service. Has anyone done this in the past? |
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2019-07-23 15:20:33 -0500 | asked a question | diff_drive_controller without wheel encoders? diff_drive_controller without wheel encoders? I'm working on a skid steer style robot, and I would like to use the diff_ |