| image-pipeline |
2.2.1-1 |
image_pipeline fills the gap between getting raw images from a camera driver and higher-level vision processing. |
meta-ros2-foxy |
| image-pipeline |
7.1.3-1 |
image_pipeline fills the gap between getting raw images from a camera driver and higher-level vision processing. |
meta-ros2-rolling |
| image-pipeline |
1.17.0-1 |
image_pipeline fills the gap between getting raw images from a camera driver and higher-level vision processing. |
meta-ros1-noetic |
| image-pipeline |
2.2.1-3 |
image_pipeline fills the gap between getting raw images from a camera driver and higher-level vision processing. |
meta-ros2-galactic |
| image-pipeline |
3.0.9-1 |
image_pipeline fills the gap between getting raw images from a camera driver and higher-level vision processing. |
meta-ros2-humble |
| image-pipeline |
5.0.12-1 |
image_pipeline fills the gap between getting raw images from a camera driver and higher-level vision processing. |
meta-ros2-jazzy |
| image-pipeline |
6.0.12-1 |
image_pipeline fills the gap between getting raw images from a camera driver and higher-level vision processing. |
meta-ros2-kilted |
| image-proc |
1.15.0-1 |
Single image rectification and color processing. |
meta-ros1-melodic |
| image-proc |
2.1.1-1 |
Single image rectification and color processing. |
meta-ros2-dashing |
| image-proc |
2.2.1-1 |
Single image rectification and color processing. |
meta-ros2-foxy |
| image-proc |
7.1.3-1 |
Single image rectification and color processing. |
meta-ros2-rolling |
| image-proc |
1.17.0-1 |
Single image rectification and color processing. |
meta-ros1-noetic |
| image-proc |
2.2.1-3 |
Single image rectification and color processing. |
meta-ros2-galactic |
| image-proc |
3.0.9-1 |
Single image rectification and color processing. |
meta-ros2-humble |
| image-proc |
5.0.12-1 |
Single image rectification and color processing. |
meta-ros2-jazzy |
| image-proc |
6.0.12-1 |
Single image rectification and color processing. |
meta-ros2-kilted |
| image-publisher |
1.15.0-1 |
<p> Contains a node publish an image stream from single image file or avi motion file. </p> |
meta-ros1-melodic |
| image-publisher |
2.1.1-1 |
Contains a node publish an image stream from single image file or avi motion file. |
meta-ros2-dashing |
| image-publisher |
2.2.1-1 |
Contains a node publish an image stream from single image file or avi motion file. |
meta-ros2-foxy |
| image-publisher |
7.1.3-1 |
Contains a node publish an image stream from single image file or avi motion file. |
meta-ros2-rolling |
| image-publisher |
1.17.0-1 |
<p> Contains a node publish an image stream from single image file or avi motion file. </p> |
meta-ros1-noetic |
| image-publisher |
2.2.1-3 |
Contains a node publish an image stream from single image file or avi motion file. |
meta-ros2-galactic |
| image-publisher |
3.0.9-1 |
Contains a node publish an image stream from single image file or avi motion file. |
meta-ros2-humble |
| image-publisher |
5.0.12-1 |
Contains a node publish an image stream from single image file or avi motion file. |
meta-ros2-jazzy |
| image-publisher |
6.0.12-1 |
Contains a node publish an image stream from single image file or avi motion file. |
meta-ros2-kilted |
| image-rotate |
1.15.0-1 |
<p> Contains a node that rotates an image stream in a way that minimizes the angle between a vector in some arbitrary frame and a vector in the camera frame. The frame of the outgoing image is published by the node. </p> <p> This node is intended to allow camera images to be visualized in an orientation that is more intuitive than the hardware-constrained orientation of the physical camera. This is particularly helpful, for example, to show images from the PR2's forearm cameras with a consistent up direction, despite the fact that the forearms need to rotate in arbitrary ways during manipulation. </p> <p> It is not recommended to use the output from this node for further computation, as it interpolates the source image, introduces black borders, and does not output a camera_info. </p> |
meta-ros1-melodic |
| image-rotate |
2.1.1-1 |
<p> Contains a node that rotates an image stream in a way that minimizes the angle between a vector in some arbitrary frame and a vector in the camera frame. The frame of the outgoing image is published by the node. </p> <p> This node is intended to allow camera images to be visualized in an orientation that is more intuitive than the hardware-constrained orientation of the physical camera. This is particularly helpful, for example, to show images from the PR2's forearm cameras with a consistent up direction, despite the fact that the forearms need to rotate in arbitrary ways during manipulation. </p> <p> It is not recommended to use the output from this node for further computation, as it interpolates the source image, introduces black borders, and does not output a camera_info. </p> |
meta-ros2-dashing |
| image-rotate |
2.2.1-1 |
<p> Contains a node that rotates an image stream in a way that minimizes the angle between a vector in some arbitrary frame and a vector in the camera frame. The frame of the outgoing image is published by the node. </p> <p> This node is intended to allow camera images to be visualized in an orientation that is more intuitive than the hardware-constrained orientation of the physical camera. This is particularly helpful, for example, to show images from the PR2's forearm cameras with a consistent up direction, despite the fact that the forearms need to rotate in arbitrary ways during manipulation. </p> <p> It is not recommended to use the output from this node for further computation, as it interpolates the source image, introduces black borders, and does not output a camera_info. </p> |
meta-ros2-foxy |
| image-rotate |
7.1.3-1 |
<p> Contains a node that rotates an image stream in a way that minimizes the angle between a vector in some arbitrary frame and a vector in the camera frame. The frame of the outgoing image is published by the node. </p> <p> This node is intended to allow camera images to be visualized in an orientation that is more intuitive than the hardware-constrained orientation of the physical camera. This is particularly helpful, for example, to show images from the PR2's forearm cameras with a consistent up direction, despite the fact that the forearms need to rotate in arbitrary ways during manipulation. </p> <p> It is not recommended to use the output from this node for further computation, as it interpolates the source image, introduces black borders, and does not output a camera_info. </p> |
meta-ros2-rolling |
| image-rotate |
1.17.0-1 |
<p> Contains a node that rotates an image stream in a way that minimizes the angle between a vector in some arbitrary frame and a vector in the camera frame. The frame of the outgoing image is published by the node. </p> <p> This node is intended to allow camera images to be visualized in an orientation that is more intuitive than the hardware-constrained orientation of the physical camera. This is particularly helpful, for example, to show images from the PR2's forearm cameras with a consistent up direction, despite the fact that the forearms need to rotate in arbitrary ways during manipulation. </p> <p> It is not recommended to use the output from this node for further computation, as it interpolates the source image, introduces black borders, and does not output a camera_info. </p> |
meta-ros1-noetic |
| image-rotate |
2.2.1-3 |
<p> Contains a node that rotates an image stream in a way that minimizes the angle between a vector in some arbitrary frame and a vector in the camera frame. The frame of the outgoing image is published by the node. </p> <p> This node is intended to allow camera images to be visualized in an orientation that is more intuitive than the hardware-constrained orientation of the physical camera. This is particularly helpful, for example, to show images from the PR2's forearm cameras with a consistent up direction, despite the fact that the forearms need to rotate in arbitrary ways during manipulation. </p> <p> It is not recommended to use the output from this node for further computation, as it interpolates the source image, introduces black borders, and does not output a camera_info. </p> |
meta-ros2-galactic |
| image-rotate |
3.0.9-1 |
<p> Contains a node that rotates an image stream in a way that minimizes the angle between a vector in some arbitrary frame and a vector in the camera frame. The frame of the outgoing image is published by the node. </p> <p> This node is intended to allow camera images to be visualized in an orientation that is more intuitive than the hardware-constrained orientation of the physical camera. This is particularly helpful, for example, to show images from the PR2's forearm cameras with a consistent up direction, despite the fact that the forearms need to rotate in arbitrary ways during manipulation. </p> <p> It is not recommended to use the output from this node for further computation, as it interpolates the source image, introduces black borders, and does not output a camera_info. </p> |
meta-ros2-humble |
| image-rotate |
5.0.12-1 |
<p> Contains a node that rotates an image stream in a way that minimizes the angle between a vector in some arbitrary frame and a vector in the camera frame. The frame of the outgoing image is published by the node. </p> <p> This node is intended to allow camera images to be visualized in an orientation that is more intuitive than the hardware-constrained orientation of the physical camera. This is particularly helpful, for example, to show images from the PR2's forearm cameras with a consistent up direction, despite the fact that the forearms need to rotate in arbitrary ways during manipulation. </p> <p> It is not recommended to use the output from this node for further computation, as it interpolates the source image, introduces black borders, and does not output a camera_info. </p> |
meta-ros2-jazzy |
| image-rotate |
6.0.12-1 |
<p> Contains a node that rotates an image stream in a way that minimizes the angle between a vector in some arbitrary frame and a vector in the camera frame. The frame of the outgoing image is published by the node. </p> <p> This node is intended to allow camera images to be visualized in an orientation that is more intuitive than the hardware-constrained orientation of the physical camera. This is particularly helpful, for example, to show images from the PR2's forearm cameras with a consistent up direction, despite the fact that the forearms need to rotate in arbitrary ways during manipulation. </p> <p> It is not recommended to use the output from this node for further computation, as it interpolates the source image, introduces black borders, and does not output a camera_info. </p> |
meta-ros2-kilted |
| image-tools |
0.7.9-1 |
Tools to capture and play back images to and from DDS subscriptions and publications. |
meta-ros2-dashing |
| image-tools |
0.8.4-1 |
Tools to capture and play back images to and from DDS subscriptions and publications. |
meta-ros2-eloquent |
| image-tools |
0.9.3-1 |
Tools to capture and play back images to and from DDS subscriptions and publications. |
meta-ros2-foxy |
| image-tools |
0.37.8-1 |
Tools to capture and play back images to and from DDS subscriptions and publications. |
meta-ros2-rolling |
| image-tools |
0.14.3-1 |
Tools to capture and play back images to and from DDS subscriptions and publications. |
meta-ros2-galactic |
| image-tools |
0.20.9-1 |
Tools to capture and play back images to and from DDS subscriptions and publications. |
meta-ros2-humble |
| image-tools |
0.33.11-1 |
Tools to capture and play back images to and from DDS subscriptions and publications. |
meta-ros2-jazzy |
| image-tools |
0.36.5-1 |
Tools to capture and play back images to and from DDS subscriptions and publications. |
meta-ros2-kilted |
| image-transport |
1.11.13 |
image_transport should always be used to subscribe to and publish images. It provides transparent support for transporting images in low-bandwidth compressed formats. Examples (provided by separate plugin packages) include JPEG/PNG compression and Theora streaming video. |
meta-ros1-melodic |
| image-transport |
2.1.1-1 |
image_transport should always be used to subscribe to and publish images. It provides transparent support for transporting images in low-bandwidth compressed formats. Examples (provided by separate plugin packages) include JPEG/PNG compression and Theora streaming video. |
meta-ros2-dashing |
| image-transport |
2.2.1-1 |
image_transport should always be used to subscribe to and publish images. It provides transparent support for transporting images in low-bandwidth compressed formats. Examples (provided by separate plugin packages) include JPEG/PNG compression and Theora streaming video. |
meta-ros2-eloquent |
| image-transport |
2.3.0-1 |
image_transport should always be used to subscribe to and publish images. It provides transparent support for transporting images in low-bandwidth compressed formats. Examples (provided by separate plugin packages) include JPEG/PNG compression and Theora streaming video. |
meta-ros2-foxy |
| image-transport |
6.4.7-1 |
image_transport should always be used to subscribe to and publish images. It provides transparent support for transporting images in low-bandwidth compressed formats. Examples (provided by separate plugin packages) include JPEG/PNG compression and Theora streaming video. |
meta-ros2-rolling |
| image-transport |
1.12.1-1 |
image_transport should always be used to subscribe to and publish images. It provides transparent support for transporting images in low-bandwidth compressed formats. Examples (provided by separate plugin packages) include JPEG/PNG compression and Theora streaming video. |
meta-ros1-noetic |
| image-transport |
2.3.0-3 |
image_transport should always be used to subscribe to and publish images. It provides transparent support for transporting images in low-bandwidth compressed formats. Examples (provided by separate plugin packages) include JPEG/PNG compression and Theora streaming video. |
meta-ros2-galactic |
| image-transport |
3.1.13-1 |
image_transport should always be used to subscribe to and publish images. It provides transparent support for transporting images in low-bandwidth compressed formats. Examples (provided by separate plugin packages) include JPEG/PNG compression and Theora streaming video. |
meta-ros2-humble |