SLAMKit - Reliable Mapping and Localization Solution - RPLidar A1M8 C1 S2
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| Project | Developer Edition | Professional Edition |
|---|---|---|
| Mapping Area | 150m×150m | 500m×500m |
| Usage Time | 1.5-hour looped use | Unlimited time |
| Upgrade Service | No upgrade service | Continuous functionality iteration |
| Support Service | None (but will answer online questions and compile FAQs) | Full lifecycle |
Specification
For more information, refer to the datasheet.
| Max mapping area | 500000m2 ~ 1200000m2 |
| Map resolution | 1cm、2.5cm、5cm(Optional) |
| Real-time localization deviation(typ) | ± 5mm,± 1° |
| localization stability | Our robot can function well even with a 50% change in map |
| Maximum distance range | 50m(typical value, specific depending on radar selection) |
| Sample frequency | 10 ~ 20Hz |
| Localization output frequency | 20 ~ 100Hz |
| Description | Description Details |
|---|---|
| Supported processor chip types | Intel x86 x64 series chips, ARMV7/V8 series chips |
| Supported operating systems | Ubuntu 18.04, 20.04 |
| Hardware interface requirements | 1 × USB2.0 for authorization box, 1 × Ethernet port, 1 × serial port or 1 × USB for LiDAR + 1 × power interface (specific details in radar datasheet), Note: Ethernet port at 100 Mbps is sufficient; USB port not recommended due to potential signal interference |
| CPU usage | RK3399: up to 2 × A72 + 2 × A53, Intel Celeron J3455: up to 2.5 cores (actual assessment results prevail) |
| Memory usage | Mapping mode: 5cm resolution avg. 2GB, Localization mode: 5cm resolution, 250,000 sqm map max. 2.5GB (increases with mapping area and resolution) |
| Disk space usage | 15GB total (5GB for logs, 10GB for core dumps) |
| Software interfaces | Subscribe to ROS TOPIC /odom (optional, provided by user), Note: ROS TOPIC must be in standard nav_msgs/Odometry format with publishing frequency >50Hz (100Hz recommended) |
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