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Figure 1 and 2 are the pcd I saved. It looks like many points are clustered into grids.
Figure3 is the screenshot of each frame from rviz2, I subscribe the /cloud_registered and set Size(pixels) to 5(default:1), I only managed to see the points after that. No matter which angle I rotate the lidar to, the number of points is always small and sparse.
In figure4, I set Size(pixels) to 2, Decay Time to 300, it can be seen that although it is a smooth wall, there are still some points that are particularly dense, while others are very sparse.
Lidar: livox mid360
Due to special requirements, I flipped the roll axis of the radar 180 degrees.
I run ig_lio_mapping.launch.py, and it loaded livox.yaml.
here is my params:
Figure 1 and 2 are the pcd I saved. It looks like many points are clustered into grids.
Figure3 is the screenshot of each frame from rviz2, I subscribe the
/cloud_registered
and setSize(pixels)
to 5(default:1), I only managed to see the points after that. No matter which angle I rotate the lidar to, the number of points is always small and sparse.In figure4, I set
Size(pixels)
to 2,Decay Time
to 300, it can be seen that although it is a smooth wall, there are still some points that are particularly dense, while others are very sparse.Lidar:
livox mid360
Due to special requirements, I flipped the roll axis of the radar 180 degrees.
I run
ig_lio_mapping.launch.py
, and it loadedlivox.yaml
.here is my params:
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