Hi Sanja,
The last time I did this was a some months ago and I have since moved
it into a folder called old. However, it might work because I don't
think the PointCloud message has changed.
Here's where you can find the code:
1. display_3d_mayavi.py - Uses mayavi2 to display point clouds. This
also converts the pkl to a numpy matrix.
http://www.ros.org/wiki/hrl_tilting_hokuyo
2. look at the point_cloud_ros package in gt-ros-pkg
The file point_cloud_ros/src/point_cloud_ros/old/point_cloud_utils.py
has helper functions to go from a 3xN numpy matrix to a PointCloud
object which you can then publish.
point_cloud_ros/data has a pkl file that has a 3xN numpy matrix of a
3D scan from a tiltling hokuyo in our lab. You can use this to play
with the code until you have your own tilting hokuyo set up.
display_3d_mayavi.py might be the best point to start looking at the code.
I don't have anything to go to a .pcd directly from python. Your best
bet might be to publish a PointCloud from python and then use pcl to
subscribe to it and save it as a .pcd
Advait
On Thu, Jul 8, 2010 at 2:20 PM, Sanja Popovic <
sanja@mit.edu> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Is it possible to use hrl_tiltilng_hokuyo package to get .bag or .pcd files? I can see that it gives data in .pkl files so I would like to know what is the format of these files and how difficult it is to transfer them to .pcd.
>
> Thank you in advance,
> Sanja
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