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I built sensor fusion for a mobile robot and reached for robot_localization like everyone does. After spending too long fighting navsat_transform, UTM zone boundaries, and YAML covariance tuning, I wrote my own. FusionCore is a 22 state UKF that fuses IMU, wheel encoders, and GPS in ECEF directly (no coordinate projection, no extra node). It estimates IMU bias, adapts its noise covariance automatically from the innovation sequence, and gates outliers with a chi squared test on every sensor. I benchmarked it against robot_localization EKF on 6 sequences from the NCLT public dataset…
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