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Parameter to specify the frame_id used for all published images and point clouds. #58

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Danilrivero opened this issue Aug 23, 2024 · 7 comments

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@Danilrivero
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Hello,

When using the camera with a robot it is useful to calibrate it in order to obtain a calibrated frame that removes any error created by the differences between the real hardware and the TF being published.

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In other drivers such as the ROS driver for the ZIVID cameras or the Intel cameras, you have the ability to change the frame_id to which the pointcloud is referred.

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It simply changes the field of header/frame_id of the topic that publishes the topic and images to a proper frame that is calibrated for the given robot or to any frame really that the user wants to refer everything to.

Warm regards.

@Danilrivero
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Hello, is there any bandwith available for this? If time is an issue I could go into the code and recreate the changes made by the ZIVID driver to equally implement it.

Thanks in advance.

@jian-dong
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@Danilrivero
Apologies, I’ve been quite busy lately. I’ll add one later today and check if it meets your expectations.

@jian-dong
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Hi @Danilrivero
I checked the camera param by ros2 param list, and I see all frames are configurable.

ros2 param list                                        
/camera/camera:
  .color.image_raw.format
  .color.image_raw.jpeg_quality
  .color.image_raw.png_level
  .color.image_raw.tiff.res_unit
  .color.image_raw.tiff.xdpi
  .color.image_raw.tiff.ydpi
  .depth.image_raw.format
  .depth.image_raw.jpeg_quality
  .depth.image_raw.png_level
  .depth.image_raw.tiff.res_unit
  .depth.image_raw.tiff.xdpi
  .depth.image_raw.tiff.ydpi
  accel_optical_frame_id
  accel_qos
  accel_range
  accel_rate
  align_mode
  align_target_stream
  angular_vel_cov
  camera_accel_frame_id
  camera_color_frame_id
  camera_depth_frame_id
  camera_gyro_frame_id
  camera_ir_frame_id
  camera_left_ir_frame_id
  camera_name
  camera_right_ir_frame_id
  color.image_raw.enable_pub_plugins
  color_camera_info_qos
  color_delay_us
  color_exposure
  color_format
  color_fps
  color_gain
  color_height
  color_info_url
  color_optical_frame_id
  color_qos
  color_white_balance
  color_width
  connection_delay
  decimation_filter_scale_
  depth.image_raw.enable_pub_plugins
  depth_camera_info_qos
  depth_delay_us
  depth_filter_config
  depth_format
  depth_fps
  depth_height
  depth_optical_frame_id
  depth_precision
  depth_qos
  depth_registration
  depth_width
  depth_work_mode
  device_num
  device_preset
  diagnostic_period
  diagnostic_updater.period
  enable_3d_reconstruction_mode
  enable_accel
  enable_color
  enable_color_auto_exposure
  enable_color_auto_white_balance
  enable_color_undistortion
  enable_colored_point_cloud
  enable_d2c_viewer
  enable_decimation_filter
  enable_depth
  enable_depth_scale
  enable_frame_sync
  enable_gyro
  enable_hardware_d2d
  enable_hdr_merge
  enable_heartbeat
  enable_hole_filling_filter
  enable_ir
  enable_ir_auto_exposure
  enable_ir_long_exposure
  enable_laser
  enable_ldp
  enable_left_ir
  enable_noise_removal_filter
  enable_point_cloud
  enable_right_ir
  enable_sequence_id_filter
  enable_soft_filter
  enable_spatial_filter
  enable_sync_host_time
  enable_sync_output_accel_gyro
  enable_temporal_filter
  enable_threshold_filter
  enumerate_net_device
  flip_color
  flip_depth
  flip_ir
  flip_left_ir
  flip_right_ir
  frames_per_trigger
  gyro_optical_frame_id
  gyro_qos
  gyro_range
  gyro_rate
  hdr_merge_exposure_1
  hdr_merge_exposure_2
  hdr_merge_gain_1
  hdr_merge_gain_2
  hole_filling_filter_mode
  ir_camera_info_qos
  ir_exposure
  ir_format
  ir_fps
  ir_gain
  ir_height
  ir_info_url
  ir_optical_frame_id
  ir_qos
  ir_width
  laser_energy_level
  laser_on_off_mode
  left_ir_camera_info_qos
  left_ir_format
  left_ir_fps
  left_ir_height
  left_ir_optical_frame_id
  left_ir_qos
  left_ir_width
  linear_accel_cov
  log_level
  max_depth_limit
  max_save_images_count
  min_depth_limit
  net_device_ip
  net_device_port
  noise_removal_filter_max_size
  noise_removal_filter_min_diff
  ordered_pc
  point_cloud_qos
  publish_tf
  qos_overrides./parameter_events.publisher.depth
  qos_overrides./parameter_events.publisher.durability
  qos_overrides./parameter_events.publisher.history
  qos_overrides./parameter_events.publisher.reliability
  qos_overrides./tf.publisher.depth
  qos_overrides./tf.publisher.durability
  qos_overrides./tf.publisher.history
  qos_overrides./tf.publisher.reliability
  qos_overrides./tf_static.publisher.depth
  qos_overrides./tf_static.publisher.history
  qos_overrides./tf_static.publisher.reliability
  retry_on_usb3_detection_failure
  right_ir_camera_info_qos
  right_ir_format
  right_ir_fps
  right_ir_height
  right_ir_optical_frame_id
  right_ir_qos
  right_ir_width
  sequence_id_filter_id
  serial_number
  soft_filter_max_diff
  soft_filter_speckle_size
  software_trigger_period
  spatial_filter_alpha
  spatial_filter_diff_threshold
  spatial_filter_magnitude
  spatial_filter_radius
  sync_mode
  temporal_filter_diff_threshold
  temporal_filter_weight
  tf_publish_rate
  threshold_filter_max
  threshold_filter_min
  time_domain
  trigger2image_delay_us
  trigger_out_delay_us
  trigger_out_enabled
  usb_port
  use_sim_time

@jian-dong
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If you want to change the color_optical_frame_id, use the following line:

DeclareLaunchArgument('color_optical_frame_id', 'my_frame_id')

In the launch file. This will set the color_optical_frame_id to 'my_frame_id'.

@Danilrivero
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Hello, would it be possible to apply the same structure to the pointcloud?

The generated pointcloud from depth and color images is correct. I simply need it's frame_id field to be changed like you have proposed from the original 'camera_color_optical_frame' to my new frame_id 'calibrated_camera_color_optical_frame'. It seems like there is no such parameter available for the pointcloud, only for the color and depth images.

Thanks for your swift response and help with the issue as well

@jian-dong
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@Danilrivero
I got your meaning. Can I add point cloud frame_id but not add it to the tf tree?

jian-dong added a commit that referenced this issue Sep 13, 2024
@Danilrivero
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@Danilrivero I got your meaning. Can I add point cloud frame_id but not add it to the tf tree?

Exactly, when it gets published I can change the 'frame_id' value only, this way, when I do a tf transformation (because the new 'frame_id' I am using is being published and exists in the tf tree) I can properly do it without having to do the hassle of changing it myself.

In short, changing the value of std_msgs/msg/Header.msg/string frame_id for each pointcloud being published at runtime would be sufficient. Checking your commit it seems to be exactly what I was looking for, this will be helpful for many. I will test it as soon as possible and close the issue if solved.

I would like to thank you again for your swift response and help, cheers.

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