Slamcore SDK compatible with ROS2
18 October 2021
Slamcore has announced full compatibility of its SDK with Robot Operating System 2
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Slamcore Labs
26 July 2021
Slamcore has announced Slamcore Labs, an interactive showcase that allows robot developers to test cutting-edge visual SLAM capabilities with their own datasets
2.5D mapping capabilities for SLAM software
8 March 2021
Slamcore, a provider of spatial intelligence for autonomous robot location and mapping, has added dense 2.5D mapping capabilities to its latest software release
Slamcore software release
3 February 2021
Slamcore software has added ROS integration, wheel odometry, and environment customisation for advanced robotics location and mapping
Slamcore joins Nvidia partner network
4 December 2020
Slamcore, a leader in spatial intelligence for autonomous location and mapping, has joined the Nvidia partner network, a programme that guides developers, engineers and innovators to products and services accredited to work with Nvidia products, including the Nvidia Jetson platform
Slamcore teams up with Realsense to provide out-of-the-box SLAM algorithms
1 September 2020
Slamcore, a provider of visual SLAM and spatial AI systems, has been added to the Intel Realsense software program
Slamcore wins Edge AI's Vision Tank start-up competition
24 July 2020
Slamcore, a provider of visual SLAM and spatial AI systems for autonomous robot navigation, has won the Judges’ Award from the Edge AI and Vision Alliance at its Vision Tank start-up competition
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Slamcore secures $5m amid spike in robotics interest
17 June 2020
The $5m funding will speed up the availability of Slamcore's products, including its SDK, a toolkit for developers to build, test and deploy solutions using Slamcore algorithms and off-the-shelf sensors
Slamcore debuts full-stack spatial AI SDK in industry competition
5 May 2020
Slamcore has entered the 2020 Embedded Vision Summit Vision Tank competition
SLAM algorithm developer raises $5m
15 October 2018
SLAMcore, a UK developer of Simultaneous Localisation and Mapping (SLAM) algorithms for robots and drones, has raised $5m in funding in order to help it deliver its technology market
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