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kalman_filter_localization_ros2

gnss/imu localization using kalman filter

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Estimate position and movement of robots using a Kalman filter with GNSS and IMU data.

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gnss/imu localization using kalman filter

kalman_filter_localization_ros2 has 357 stars on GitHub. It has been forked 54 times. kalman_filter_localization_ros2 is written mainly in C++. It has been in active development since 2020. Its main topics are gnss, imu, localization, robotics.

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kalman_filter_localization_ros2 is written mainly in C++.

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