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would it be the sensor kit calibration issue? |
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Background
There is a phenomenon observed occasionally in RViz where the raw LiDAR point cloud be shifted in the yaw direction relative to the NDT point cloud (point cloud map). This suggests a possibility of incorrect yaw estimation.
The observed phenomenon is as follows:
No misalignment on Rviz
Misalignment on Rviz
Isolate the issue from RViz
Considering the aforementioned issue could be a rendering problem in RViz, I conducted experiments by creating a custom script. Here is an overview:
Using sqlite3 and rosbags, I extracted the following topics from the bag file.
I extracted the raw LiDAR point cloud at a specific timestamp and derived the most appropriate self-position using linear interpolation.
Using the derived self-position, I transformed the raw LiDAR point cloud into the global coordinate system and overlaid it onto the point cloud map.
As a result, I obtained similar results to what was observed in RViz.
How to proceed
One possibility to consider is that the yaw_bias of the EKF (Extended Kalman Filter) may be having a detrimental effect. Investigating this would be a logical next step.
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