**"When using /camera/odom, you don't need to use visual_odometry node. rtabmap should be subscribed to /odometry/flltered if you want to use odometry output from IMU and /camera/odometry fusion, otherwise IMU is ignored if rtabmap is subscribed directly to /camera/odom. **
To get a good fusion between IMU and vo, the transform between the sensors should be very precise. You can use kalibr tool to get this information and get more precise TF. "
Open zed
zed test
cd /usr/local/zed/tools/
./ZED Explorer
If the camera can be openned, turn it off.
As the tutorial in ROS said,
I want to use IMU data in zed, so
$ export ROS_NAMESPACE=camera
$ roslaunch zed_wrapper zed_camera.launch publish_map_tf:=false
Enter the mapping mode
As the tutorial in ROS said,
I want to use IMU data in zed, so
$ roslaunch rtabmap_ros rtabmap.launch rtabmap_args:="--delete_db_on_start" depth_topic:=/camera/depth/depth_registered frame_id:=zed_camera_center approx_sync:=false visual_odometry:=false odom_topic:=/camera/odom
These days a more convenient way to launch rtabmap with zed
roslaunch zed_rtabmap_example zed_rtabmap.launch
References:
[1] Fusion on zed and imu, but the map drifted immediately