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Where do i get the position of the robot when navigating? #230

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The robot's position information utilized by the navigation stack generally results from the integration of various sensor inputs. These sensors encompass odometry, and potentially IMU, or other sensors, contingent on the robot's specific configuration. This amalgamated data typically undergoes processing by a localization algorithm such as AMCL, which refines the estimation of the robot's position within the map coordinate frame.

Your approach involving the /amcl_pose topic is promising. Subscribing to this topic should furnish you with the computed pose of the robot based on the AMCL algorithm. This algorithm considers both odometry and sensor data to align with the robot's position wit…

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