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Hello there,

I am trying to do hector mapping with two sick s300.

They're back to back and with this I have 360° of sight.. so I want to use both laser/scan topics for hector.

How can I tell hector to use two topics?

I already tried the following:

  • two Hector Mapping Nodes -> Result: I have two Maps which are jumping

  • one Hector Mapping Node and two Laserscanner Nodes -> Result: only using one node

  • one Hector Mapping Node and two Laserscanner Nodes one remapped two the other: ->Result: Laserscan is jumping and building a kind of okay map.. but not satisfying cause he is telling me that the searchdir angle was to big (of course, he thinks I have one laserscanner and I am turning it 180° degrees)

Is there a better solution to use multiple Laserscanners for hector mapping?

pls help, greez felix


Originally posted by felixwatzlawik on ROS Answers with karma: 201 on 2015-08-06

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On thing I think could work definitely, is that you merge both laser scanners into one topic. Problem would be they do not exactly match the origin when they are back to back. So putting it into the laser message format could be a bit annoying.

Maybe this package could be useful for that http://wiki.ros.org/laser_assembler


Originally posted by cyborg-x1 with karma: 1376 on 2015-08-06

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You can use this package for combining two laser scans: https://github.com/iralabdisco/ira_laser_tools

and if you still have any questions, you can take a look at this video from The Construct: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JHWlGy_JhJI&index=36&list=PLK0b4e05LnzbrLrLhOhSvLdaQZOsJl59N


Originally posted by mergen with karma: 13 on 2018-01-01

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Comment by akshaywifi on 2020-07-26:
nope . this method does not work

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