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'''Cartographer'''  
'''Cartographer'''  


Cartographer (https://opensource.google/projects/cartographer) is a system that provides real-time simultaneous localization and mapping (SLAM) in 2D and 3D across multiple platforms and sensor configurations. Google develops cartographer, and they have been using Google Street View for mapping building interiors.
Cartographer (https://opensource.google/projects/cartographer) is a system that offers real-time simultaneous localization and mapping (SLAM) in 2D and 3D across numerous platforms and sensor configurations. Google creates cartographer, and they have been mapping building interiors using Google Street View.


Cartographer_ros (https://google-cartographer-ros.readthedocs.io/en/latest/) is a ROS wrapper of cartographer so that cartographer can be integrated with ROS. This is great because you only use the pre-built packages and configure them accurately with your robot. This process is explained in this unit.
Cartographer ros is a ROS wrapper for cartographer that enables integration with ROS (https://google-cartographer-ros.readthedocs.io/en/latest/). This is fantastic since you can utilize only the pre-built packages and precisely configure them for your robot. In this unit, this procedure is detailed.


Cartographer launch file for the robot will be explained here. The main benefit of a launch file is that you can start multiple nodes from a single file and set a node specific parameter while launching a node. The parameters can be loaded from a YAML file or specified in the launch file. To launch `cartographer, We need to launch two nodes.
This section will describe the robot's launch file for the cartographer. The primary advantage of a launch file is the ability to launch many nodes from a single file and set a node-specific parameter. The parameters may be supplied in the launch file or loaded from a YAML file. We must launch two nodes in order to launch "cartographer."


1. Launch of the cartographer_node
1. Launch of the cartographer_node
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1. configuration_directory : the directory where to find the configuration files
1. configuration_directory : the directory where to find the configuration files
2. configuration_basename : the config file name
2. configuration_basename : the config file name
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Map building in ROS2

A map is a picture of the area in which the robot is working. A map is used by the robot to plan and localize its trajectories. An occupancy grid map is what a map is in ROS. In plain English, each map cell represents an obstacle by having a certain value. We require a robot with LIDAR, odometry, and the robot environment in order to create a map.

SLAM Simultaneous Localization and Mapping (SLAM) will locate the robot while also making a map. SLAM algorithms are used to make maps of uncharted environments while simultaneously being aware of where the robot is. Cartographer and SLAM-Toolbox are two excellent SLAMs for ROS2.

Cartographer

Cartographer (https://opensource.google/projects/cartographer) is a system that offers real-time simultaneous localization and mapping (SLAM) in 2D and 3D across numerous platforms and sensor configurations. Google creates cartographer, and they have been mapping building interiors using Google Street View.

Cartographer ros is a ROS wrapper for cartographer that enables integration with ROS (https://google-cartographer-ros.readthedocs.io/en/latest/). This is fantastic since you can utilize only the pre-built packages and precisely configure them for your robot. In this unit, this procedure is detailed.

This section will describe the robot's launch file for the cartographer. The primary advantage of a launch file is the ability to launch many nodes from a single file and set a node-specific parameter. The parameters may be supplied in the launch file or loaded from a YAML file. We must launch two nodes in order to launch "cartographer."

1. Launch of the cartographer_node

  • The cartographer_node is provided by the package cartographer_ros
  • The executable is called cartographer_node
  • The parameters it requires are: 1. use_sim_time : is a boolean indicating whether the node must synchronize its time with the simulation

The arguments are: 1. configuration_directory : the directory where to find the configuration files 2. configuration_basename : the config file name

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