I am working on SlamDunk, a lightweight and easy-to-use visualization library built with C++.
I started the project out of a personal need - I am in the process of learning about SLAM (simultaneous localization and mapping) and found the lack of visualization tools very limiting.
This is why I'm making this tool - it aims to allow the user to make powerful live visualizations without a lot of boilerplate and fiddling with rendering loops and computer graphics.
SlamDunk is built with OpenGL and ImGui, so it is very lightweight.
I am working on SlamDunk, a lightweight and easy-to-use visualization library built with C++.
I started the project out of a personal need - I am in the process of learning about SLAM (simultaneous localization and mapping) and found the lack of visualization tools very limiting.
This is why I'm making this tool - it aims to allow the user to make powerful live visualizations without a lot of boilerplate and fiddling with rendering loops and computer graphics.
SlamDunk is built with OpenGL and ImGui, so it is very lightweight.
Please let me know what you think!