pySLAM is a hybrid Python/C++ Visual SLAM pipeline supporting monocular, stereo, and RGB-D cameras. It provides a broad set of modern local and global feature extractors, multiple loop-closure strategies, a volumetric reconstruction module, integrated depth-prediction models, and semantic segmentation capabilities for enhanced scene understanding.
- 3d-reconstruction
- depth-prediction
- feature-matching
- global-features
:taxi: Fast and robust clustering of point clouds generated with a Velodyne sensor.
- catkin
- velodyne-sensor
- segmentation
- clustering
A map representation based on 3D segments
Ground Segmentation from Lidar Point Clouds
Real-Time 3D Semantic Reconstruction from 2D data
- semantic-segmentation
- volumetric-reconstruction
- 3d-reconstruction
- robotics
Real time semantic slam in ROS with a hand held RGB-D camera
- semantic-segmentation
- slam
- semantic-slam
- octomap
A ROS package that extracts line segments from LaserScan messages.
- laserscan
- line-extraction
- lines
- ros
The LiDAR segmenters library, for segmentation-based detection.
- lidar-segmenters-library
- ros
- detection
- ground-segmenters
Real-time LIDAR-based Urban Road and Sidewalk detection for Autonomous Vehicles 🚗
- road-segmentation
- lidar
- point-cloud
- ros
ROS package for the Perception (Sensor Processing, Detection, Tracking and Evaluation) of the KITTI Vision Benchmark Suite
- ros
- ros-kinetic
- ros-packages
- rviz
MicroPython driver for TM1637 quad 7-segment LED modules
Micropython driver for the HT16K33, a LED matrix, 7-Segment Numeric, and 14-Segment Alphanumeric display driver IC
MicroPython driver for TM1638 dual quad 7-segment LED modules with switches
Micropython driver for the max7219 with 8 x 7segment display
MicroPython driver for MY9221 10-segment LED bar graph modules
A micropython driver for 8-segment displays controlled by the TM74HC595 controller
Micropython library for a 8 digits 7-segment display based on the MAX7219.
A lightweight MicroPython library for controlling single-digit 7-segment displays (ESP32, ESP8266, Raspberry Pi Pico W supported).
Micropython driver for the max7219 with 8 x 7segment display