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Home
  • OVERVIEW AND INTRODUCTION
  • INSTALLING
  • DATASETS
  • TUTORIALS FOR ROVIOLI (ONLINE FRONTEND)
  • TUTORIALS FOR USING MAPLAB (OFFLINE TOOLS) - BASICS
  • TUTORIALS FOR USING MAPLAB (OFFLINE TOOLS) - USE-CASES
  • TUTORIALS FOR USING MAPLAB SERVER (ONLINE)
  • HARDWARE INTEGRATION AND SENSOR CALIBRATION
  • TUTORIALS FOR EXTENDING MAPLAB
  • DEVELOPEMENT GUIDELINES
  • ADDITIONAL FORMATS
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  • 简体中文
  • English
  • OVERVIEW AND INTRODUCTION

    • Introduction to the Maplab Framework
    • Main Papers
    • Additional Citations
    • Related Research
    • FAQ
    • Known Issues
  • INSTALLING

    • Installing on Ubuntu
    • Compilation and Debugging
  • DATASETS
  • TUTORIALS FOR ROVIOLI (ONLINE FRONTEND)

    • ROVIOLI Introduction
    • Running ROVIOLI in VIO mode: calibartion files, rostopics, bag/topic mode, visualization
    • Running ROVIOLI in Localization mode
    • Multi-session mapping with ROVIOLI
  • TUTORIALS FOR USING MAPLAB (OFFLINE TOOLS) - BASICS

    • Basic Console Usage
    • Parameters (Gflags)
    • Console map management: load, save, basic visualization
    • Inspecting and visualizing a map
    • Map visualization: see your map in RViz!
    • Preparing a single session map: optimization, loop-closure
    • Understanding loop-closure
    • Optimizing VI-Maps
    • Preparing a multi-session map: map anchoring, loop-closure, pose-graph relaxation
    • Dense Reconstruction: attaching resources to map, available reconstruction tools
    • Resource Importer
  • TUTORIALS FOR USING MAPLAB (OFFLINE TOOLS) - USE-CASES

    • Multi-session use case: CLA, multi-floor use-case
    • Map sparsification: make your mapping more efficient
    • Stereo Dense Reconstruction: EuRoC, multi-session reconstruction use-case
    • External Features
  • TUTORIALS FOR USING MAPLAB SERVER (ONLINE)
  • HARDWARE INTEGRATION AND SENSOR CALIBRATION

    • Sensor Calibration Format: ncamera, imu-sigmas
    • Initial sensor calibration with Kalibr
    • Sensor calibration refinement
    • Intel RealSense ZR300
    • VersaVIS
  • TUTORIALS FOR EXTENDING MAPLAB

    • Using the MapManager
    • Using Timing and Statistics
    • /maplab/docs/pages/tutorials-extending-maplab/C_Coding-Examples:-Creating-a-custom-console-plugin.html
    • /maplab/docs/pages/tutorials-extending-maplab/D_Coding-Examples:-Working-with-the-VI-Map.html
    • Console Plugin System
  • DEVELOPEMENT GUIDELINES

    • Importing maplab to Eclipse
    • Contributing to maplab
    • Header Include Guide
    • Debugging applications
    • Expressing frame transformations in code
    • Verbosity Policy
  • ADDITIONAL FORMATS

Console Plugin System

Installation

To get maplab into a state with all core plugins (VIMap file system integration, BA, LC, etc.), run

catkin build maplab

The package maplab is a metapackage containing the maplab console and all non-experimental plugins to ease the installation of a functioning console. You can type help in the console to get a list of all installed plugins.

If a plugin doesn't show up in a console, you may need to recompile it with rerunning cmake (as this will create the entry in the plugin file list):

catkin build --no-deps --force-cmake <missing_plugin_name>

How it works

Each plugin adds an entry with the path to the library *.so to $CATKIN_WS/devel/share/console-plugins.txt ("plugin list") during compilation. This list is then opened by the maplab console application. The application tries to dynamically load the library referred in the console-plugins.txt file.

Uninstalling a plugin

Delete the library .so: Delete the file under $CATKIN_WS/devel/lib/lib<PACKAGE_NAME>.so. Maplab will still try to load the library, but detect that the file is missing and delete the entry from the list.

Note: to readd the plugin to the console, it's not sufficient to only recompile the package. You also need to make sure that cmake is rerun by running catkin with the --force-cmake argument.

Adding a new plugin

See [[Coding-Examples:-Creating-a-custom-console-plugin]]

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