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zz1120122573 avatar zz1120122573 commented on June 30, 2024

I solve the problem. I delete the rovio file in build, and rebuild.

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mfehr avatar mfehr commented on June 30, 2024

If I understand your question(s) correctly there are several issues here:

  • ROVIO has some issues in stereo mode, we don't recommend using it if you don't need it. However ROVIOLI allows you to run ROVIO in monocular mode but build the map based on all the cameras specified in the ncamera config file (e.g. stereo for the euroc case). That's what this file is for.
  • the visualize_* commands are intended to show image-based resources that are attached to the map. Therefore you will see the raw camera images if you call visualize_raw_images, however there are no disparity images attached to the map by default, because there is no stereo matcher running or anything of that sort. You can run res_stats to list the number of resources per type that are attached to a map.
  • If you followed the dense reconstruction tutorial and didn't get any depth information, then something obviously went wrong and we would need a more structured and informative bug report to help you :)

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zz1120122573 avatar zz1120122573 commented on June 30, 2024

Thanks for your reply.I can see depth map follow the dense reconstruction tutorial. What's the problem of ROVIO Stereo? I want to run ROVIOLI in stereo mode. Do you mean that ROVIOLI can only run in monocular mode? The map is VImap or dense reconstruction map? Thanks a lot.

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mfehr avatar mfehr commented on June 30, 2024

I believe this was answered in your issue in ROVIO. ROVIOLI will always run the underlying ROVIO in monocular mode, but build a VIMap that includes cameras and landmarks from all cameras in the camer calibration yaml. You can verify this by calling ms in the console, it should list two cameras. There is no "dense reconstruction map" just VImaps with or without the necessary resources (images) to create a dense reconstruction. The results of any dense reconstruction algorithm can then be stored as either per-vertex resources (e.g. disparity maps, depth maps, ...) or additionally these resources can be fused in a TSDF grid to produce a per-mission-set resource. Does this help?

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zz1120122573 avatar zz1120122573 commented on June 30, 2024

Thanks, it's really helpful. Does OKVIS has the same problem with ROVIO stereo?

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