My team is looking for an engineer with a strong C++ background and an interest for solving perception problems for mobile robots in material handling. Remote friendly. Reach out or apply directly if interested!
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@jessearmand That's a really interesting point. I wonder whether it's beneficial to rotate motors (bring backs to front, like tire rotation on a car) periodically. Especially for expensive motors.
Introducing Tusq: the newest computer vision platform. Computes the disparity map internally. Mollusk-powered.
Kickstarter goes live shortly get your wallruts ready
Me: "cool, installing Regolith as a DM seems like a good way to see if I like i3wm without spending too much time or losing productivity!"
Also me (5mins later): "maybe I should wipe my machine and install Arch again"
We’re excited to announce we’ve received additional funding from leading #technology and #robotics investors! Read on for the details: https://t.co/bcLAGwWiTP
@LaurenCBS3 @NWS_MountHolly @CBSPhilly Crazy! Does this correlate directly with the actual national weather (measured) or is there any bias in how each individual NWS office reports?
@TheRealFergs (Granted for components in the pcl_ros package the conversion will be handled for the user when needed. But there's no such thing as subscribing directly to pcl::PointCloud<T> messages like you can do in ROS1)
@TheRealFergs FYI converting between PCL/ROS types will be required for quite some time even after the pcl_ros package has been ported because there's no support (or plan for implementing) type masquerading in ROS2. This makes the super-handy pcl_ros/point_cloud.h unavailable in ROS2
Some personal news - I've decided to leave ifm. My last day is today.
I've had the fortune to work on several exciting products for industrial robotics and perception.
Much more importantly, I've been privileged to work alongside many great people whom I'll remember fondly.