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There is a large delay on trajectory visualization while using Kimera-VIO-ROS with D435i #92
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@AaronLPS I've just run into exactly the same issue. Did you happen to find a solution for it? |
What is the command you are running Kimera with? |
I've run a slightly modified version of |
Ok, are you running it in:
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I was hoping to run it directly with the D435i connected to my computer, so I've made sure to set online to Here is my full luanch file (the modified copy of kimera_vio_ros_realsense_IR.launch) in case it helps:
I've also checked the delay of the kimera odometry topic and got the following results:
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When running it with real hardware, you may try to lower the input image frequency from the realsense ros node. The default value is 30Hz. You can try to set to 15hz. The computation is too heavy to maintain real-time tracking. You may also try to change other parameters to control the computation. |
I was following the Hardware Setup. Trajectory visualization with RVIZ didn't update in real time. There was a large time lag ( >30 sec and may become worse) between the movement of the D435i and trajectory visualization.
Time lag is also observed while using
rostopic echo /kimera_vio_ros/odometry
instead of Rviz.The attached is the printed statistics during the test.
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