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Caesar.jl is a community project to facilate software technology development for localization and mapping from multiple sensor data, and multiple sessions or human / semi-autonomous / autonomous agents. This software is being developed with broadly Industry 4.0, Robotics, and Work of the Future in mind. Caesar.jl is an "umbrella package" to combine many other libraries from across the Julia package ecosystem.
NavAbility.io helps the with administration and support of the Caesar.jl community, please reach out for any additional information (info@navability.io), or using the community links provided below.
Origins and Ongoing Research
Caesar.jl developed as a spin-out project from MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory. See related works on the literature page. Many future directions are in the works – including fundamental research, implementation quality/performance, and system integration.
Consider citing our work: CITATION.bib.
Community, Issues, Comments, or Help
Post Issues, or Discussions for community help. Maintainers can easily transfer Issues to the best suited package location if necessary. Also see the history of changes and ongoing work can via the Milestone pages (click through badges here). You can also get in touch via Slack at 
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JuliaRobotics Code of Conduct
The Caesar.jl project is part of the JuliaRobotics organization and adheres to the JuliaRobotics code-of-conduct.
Next Steps
For installation steps, examples/tutorials, and concepts please refer to the following pages: