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Anti-Cogging demo in ros2.
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move_base_vel: original navigation velocity command without obstacle avoidance
cmd_vel: raw navigation velocity command with obstacle avoidance
cmd_vel_filtered: smoothed velocity command with obstacle avoidance
move_base_vel: original navigation velocity command without obstacle avoidance
cmd_vel: smoothed velocity command with obstacle avoidance
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The vehicle will wait for some time and then actively detour, if the obstacle does not leave within some time.
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pink o: sample points
grey- purple - yellow o: clustered points
red △: clustered center
green --: fitted circle from clustered points
green o: circle center
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red: laser data
green: fitted circle
yellow: fitted straight line
blue: robot footprint
visulization: obstacle_detector.msg in RViz
black: laser data
green: fitted circle & line
samples_per_scan: 4200
scan_frequency: 15
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#No need to share information between robots
#Robots move independently of each other
controller_frequency: 2.0Hz (Due to computational load on my own computer)
base_local_planner: teb_local_planner/TebLocalPlannerROS
max_vel_x: 1.0m/s
play speed: ×4
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Scheduling: Manhattan distance
Routing: global path planning based on information sharing & junction behavior of independence
Clicked point: Navigation tasks are automatically assigned to the nearest and idle robot.
controller_frequency: 2.0Hz (Due to computational load on my own computer)
base_local_planner: teb_local_planner/TebLocalPlannerROS
max_vel_x: 1.0m/s
play speed: ×4
git clone this repository and its dependency package ( homing_local_planner ) to your ROS (noetic) workspace
cd ~/your_ros_ws/src
git clone https://github.com/zengxiaolei/robotics_demo.git
cd ..
catkin_make
roslaunch multi_robots_schedule test.launch
Note: The launched simulation is slightly different from the local planner and configuration in the gif above. You can play with this algorithm through the rviz user interface.
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