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== PhD Thesis ==
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Simone Ceriani PhD Thesis, download [https://www.box.com/s/pzgt89pzl17mb7zyd52r here] or on [http://hdl.handle.net/10589/74243 POLITesi]
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== Goal ==
 
== Goal ==
 
The aim of the moonSlam project is to create a generic software framework for SLAM (Simultaneous Localization And Mapping).
 
The aim of the moonSlam project is to create a generic software framework for SLAM (Simultaneous Localization And Mapping).
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==== EKF ====
 
==== EKF ====
 
* Probabilistic Robotics [http://robots.stanford.edu/probabilistic-robotics/]
 
* Probabilistic Robotics [http://robots.stanford.edu/probabilistic-robotics/]
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==== Computer Vision ====
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* Computer Vision: Algorithms and Applications [http://szeliski.org/Book/]
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A freely available book about Computer Vision. Some chapters are dedicated to features recognition. 
  
 
==== Useful Materials ====
 
==== Useful Materials ====
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* Computer Vision
 
* Computer Vision
 
** MassimoQuadrana (Bachelor) []
 
** MassimoQuadrana (Bachelor) []
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* CI-Slam
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** Pedro Piniés Rodriguez (Phd) [http://robots.unizar.es/data/documentos/PedroPiniesThesis.pdf]
  
 
== How to compile ==
 
== How to compile ==
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On a "clean" Ubuntu 10.4 32bit installation, first of all you need to install these packages:
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On a "clean" Ubuntu 10.04.2 32bit installation, first of all, you need to install these packages:
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* <code>svn cmake g++</code>
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* <code>subversion cmake g++ doxygen</code>
 
Then you have to install all the libraries required
 
Then you have to install all the libraries required
 
by moonSlam:
 
by moonSlam:
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* <code>liblog4cpp5 liblog4cpp5-dev libcv-dev libhighgui-dev libconfig++8-dev libxml++2.6-dev libboost-all-dev libcvaux-dev opencv libopencv-dev</code>
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* <code>liblog4cpp5-dev libxml++2.6-dev libpng3-dev libboost-all-dev</code>
  
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moonSlam requires also Eigen 3.0 library.
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It is not present on official Ubuntu 10.4 repository,
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moonSlam requires packages that are not available in Ubuntu standard repositories:
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download it from [http://eigen.tuxfamily.org/index.php?title=3.0_beta here]
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*libconfig++1.4.6
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Download it from [http://www.hyperrealm.com/main.php?s=libconfig here]
 
and then install it, following the instructions written in INSTALL file.
 
and then install it, following the instructions written in INSTALL file.
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* Eigen 3.0 library
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Download it from [http://eigen.tuxfamily.org/index.php?title=3.0_beta here]
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and then install it, following the instructions written in INSTALL file.
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* Opencv 2.2
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Download it from [http://opencv.willowgarage.com here]
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and then install it, following the instruction written [http://opencv.willowgarage.com/wiki/InstallGuide here].
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Opencv2.2 needs eigen2 library. Before compiling it, install eigen2 library (<code>apt-get install libeigen2-dev</code>).
  
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You need also mrpt from the svn
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svn checkout http://mrpt.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ mrpt-read-only
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cd mrpt-read-only/
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mkdir build
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cd build/
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cmake ..
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make
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sudo make install
 
Now you can compile moonSlam.
 
Now you can compile moonSlam.
 
* open a shell inside trunk folder
 
* open a shell inside trunk folder
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'''Note:''' performance, executable size and other aspects depends on the choosen build configuration. See the CMakeLists.txt file to know which compilations flags are used.
 
'''Note:''' performance, executable size and other aspects depends on the choosen build configuration. See the CMakeLists.txt file to know which compilations flags are used.
  
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'''Note(2):''' MoonSlam now need OpenCV2.2, probably you have to compile it by hands (they are not available in Ubuntu standard repositories)
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'''Note(2):''' MoonSlam compile with the libconfig++ proposed in Ubuntu repository, but some configuration files use the @include directive, that is supported by the libconfig++1.4.6.
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'''Note(3):''' MoonSlam compile with the libconfig++ proposed in Ubuntu repository, but some configuration files use the @include directive, that is supported by the libconfig++1.4.6. Get it from [http://www.hyperrealm.com/main.php?s=libconfig here].
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== Create the documentation ==
 
== Create the documentation ==

Latest revision as of 10:37, 23 April 2013

moonSlam
Coordinator: MatteoMatteucci (matteo.matteucci@polimi.it)
Tutor: SimoneCeriani (ceriani@elet.polimi.it)
Collaborator:
Students: VincenzoRizzo (vincenzo.arigliano@gmail.com), RobertoBacciocchi (roberto.bacciocchi@mail.polimi.it), AntonioBianchi (antonio.bianchi.333@gmail.com), MladenMazuran (mladen.mazuran@gmail.com), MatteoLuperto (matteo.luperto@polimi.com), AngeloZuffiano (angelo.zuffiano@mail.polimi.it)
Research Area: Computer Vision and Image Analysis
Research Topic:
Start: 2010/06/30
Status: Active

PhD Thesis

Simone Ceriani PhD Thesis, download here or on POLITesi

Goal

The aim of the moonSlam project is to create a generic software framework for SLAM (Simultaneous Localization And Mapping).

Motivation

Download

Use the DEI svn system (you need a valid account):

Use --username <username> after the svn command if you neeed to specify your username and password

SVN principal commands

Check this, seems to be a good tutorial: [[1]]

  • do svn up or svn update to check the status of repository
  • with svn add you can add the unversioned elements (it is recursive)
  • with svn stat you can check your svn status
  • with svn ci -m"comments" you can checkin your files

How to says to svn that some folders or files has to be ignored

This is the common situtation

  • you want to avoid the versioning of .settings, build and doc folder (that are shown with a '?' in the svn stat result)
  • do svn propedit .
  • add in the editor (nano, vim or something similar) the folders or files that you want to ignore (one per line).
  • run svn stat, the '?' should disappear, because the elements are ignored.

Useful readings

Introduction to SLAM

  • Wikipedia [2]
  • IEEE Slam tutorials
    • Simultaneous Localization and Mapping: Part I [3]
    • Simultaneous Localization and Mapping: Part II [4]

EKF

  • Probabilistic Robotics [7]

Computer Vision

  • Computer Vision: Algorithms and Applications [8]

A freely available book about Computer Vision. Some chapters are dedicated to features recognition.

Useful Materials

  • Joan Solà materials on quaternions [9], EKF mathematics for SLAM [10] and PhD Thesis [11]

Some thesis (Bachelor, MS or PhD)

  • Visual
    • Migliore Davide (PhD) []
    • MarzoratiDaniele (PhD) []
    • RigamontiRoberto (MS) []
    • Joan Solà (Phd) [12]
  • Computer Vision
    • MassimoQuadrana (Bachelor) []
  • CI-Slam
    • Pedro Piniés Rodriguez (Phd) [13]

How to compile

On a "clean" Ubuntu 10.04.2 32bit installation, first of all, you need to install these packages:

  • subversion cmake g++ doxygen

Then you have to install all the libraries required by moonSlam:

  • liblog4cpp5-dev libxml++2.6-dev libpng3-dev libboost-all-dev


moonSlam requires packages that are not available in Ubuntu standard repositories:

  • libconfig++1.4.6

Download it from here and then install it, following the instructions written in INSTALL file.

  • Eigen 3.0 library

Download it from here and then install it, following the instructions written in INSTALL file.

  • Opencv 2.2

Download it from here and then install it, following the instruction written here.

Opencv2.2 needs eigen2 library. Before compiling it, install eigen2 library (apt-get install libeigen2-dev).

You need also mrpt from the svn 

svn checkout http://mrpt.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ mrpt-read-only
cd mrpt-read-only/
mkdir build
cd build/
cmake ..
make
sudo make install

Now you can compile moonSlam.

  • open a shell inside trunk folder
  • mkdir build
    cd build
  • now you can make one of these folder
    • Debug
    • Release
    • RelWithDebInfo
    • MinSizeRel
  • cd in the created folder (e.g. cd Debug)
  • cmake ../..
  • make

If everything goes fine, compiled binaries and libraries will be written inside trunk/build/<yourChoice> folder (keeping trunk folder "clean").

Note: performance, executable size and other aspects depends on the choosen build configuration. See the CMakeLists.txt file to know which compilations flags are used.

Note(2): MoonSlam compile with the libconfig++ proposed in Ubuntu repository, but some configuration files use the @include directive, that is supported by the libconfig++1.4.6.

Create the documentation

go in the base folder (e.g. trunk) and type doxygen <LibraryName>.doxyfile

you will find documentation in doc/<LibraryName>/html folder

for each library

Links

Andrew Davison home page

Joan Solà home page

Robotics, Perception and Real Time group, Zaragoza

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