CameraImages: support reading multicamera image and calibration files#1721
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CameraImagesandCameraRGBDImagesare now able to run a folder of RGB / Depth / camera calibration files for multi-camera setup. The format supported is the same that is exported byDatabaseViewer->Extract images...andrtabmap-export --imageswhen multi-camera data is in the database. Example of supported format for a 4 cameras rig data:With timestamps as filenames:
where rgb and depth images are concatenated images of all the cameras (like shown in rtabmap viewer).

The calibration for each camera would look like this (using same format than ROS camera info, exported from OpenCV in yaml format). One important thing that is not standard is the
local_transform3x4 transformation matrix. This defines the pose of each camera accordingly to base frame (e.g.,base_link), including optical rotation.1725904699.141207_0.yaml
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