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So I made this project - 'cpp-cv-project-template' ( -cv-project-template ). This repo contains a CMake-based skeleton C++ project for general purpose. But the magic happens in the setup script. With a single command, you can install the essential libraries for Visual-SLAM into your project folder without needing to deal with complicated CMake stuffs.

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I looked at the source code and found something strange. A subscription must be defined with a QoS, which is surprisingly not mentioned in the code. Therefore, please edit the source code (tello-ros2/slam/src/orbslam2/src/monocular/monocular-slam-node.cpp) by adding appropriate QoS. An example is shown below:

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