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Using RTABmap as a server on PC to a mobile device? #511

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crogersarvr opened this issue Feb 26, 2020 · 3 comments
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Using RTABmap as a server on PC to a mobile device? #511

crogersarvr opened this issue Feb 26, 2020 · 3 comments

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@crogersarvr
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I saw there was some sort of Tango streamer (my tango phone is broken :-( ).

I would like to run RTABlab on my laptop (ideally my jetson nano but im having compilation problems related to cvbsa) and have it serve map data that I will view on an Oculus Quest.
Is there options or a code example to do this?
thanks

@matlabbe
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matlabbe commented Mar 2, 2020

cvbsa is not required, you can opt-out the option with cmake :

cd rtabmap/build
cmake -DWITH_CVSBA=OFF ..

Do you want to do SLAM on server (PC) and transmit online the 3D clouds to a mobile device? Or just visualize in VR a 3D map created from RTAB-Map? For the later, you could just export the cloud/mesh with RTAB-Map desktop (File->Export 3D clouds...) in a common format (like PLY or OBJ). You may find an VR app able to open this kind of 3D file to visualize it.

@chrisrogers3d
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im looking to do the slam and pointclouds on the nano and visualize on an oculus quest that has the rgb-d camera attached to it. i did get rtapmap to work on my jetson, then i ran into the opengl/qt issue so i couldnt visualize on jetson nano yet, i will keep trying (crogersarvr).

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matlabbe commented Apr 2, 2020

For Jetson's Qt/vtk issues, see this post: #427 (comment)

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