Re: [ros-users] how to use kinect_pcl in C++ project

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Author: Radu Bogdan Rusu
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To: User discussions
CC: blueskin
Subject: Re: [ros-users] how to use kinect_pcl in C++ project
CV,

Yeah, it would be great if you could try the new ni stack (www.ros.org/ni) and let us know if it works. Also, use the
mailing list for Kinect related questions, and for PCL related questions,
so that future users can use the browse/search mechanisms to find out already answered questions or solved problems.
Thanks ;)

Cheers,
Radu.
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http://pointclouds.org

On 01/14/2011 07:20 AM, blueskin wrote:
>
> Thanks Raphael,
>
> @Rusu,
> A few reasons I wanted to use kinect_PCL; the application I want to build
> requires some machine learning and computer vision algorithms (maybe
> graphical models in future). But at the same time I want the application to
> be based on a library/OS that has a potential to be widely used in future
> (such as ROS). I tried the OpenNI interface and it looks pretty good. From
> what you said, does it mean that the kinect packages in ROS will be replaced
> by OpenNI libraries? If so, then I'll use ROS and OpenNI together for my
> application. Let me know your opinion.
> I am still a beginner in ROS but as I develop my application I'll make
> documentation and demos for using nodelets, PCL and kinect. I'd be more than
> happy to contribute to a project like ROS.
> Thank you.
> CV