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Autonomous Navigation by using move_base
The first you have read about Navigation Stack.
Ideally, you just need to run the file:
roslaunch rc_bringup bringup.launch
And run rviz on GSC Pc:
roslaunch rc_bringup view_navigation.launch
You should see something like this:
Importantly!
At the beginning, specify your approximate location on the map in rviz using "2d pose estimation" button.
Then you just set the point to the robot in rviz using "2D nav goal" button.
Setting planner:
the necessary settings of the scheduler are in the folder: rc_car_ros/rc_bringup/params
Refer to these links for the correct settings:
http://wiki.ros.org/costmap_2d
http://wiki.ros.org/move_base
http://wiki.ros.org/dwa_local_planner
1. Installation Instructions (Ubuntu)
2. How to connect sensors
3. Linking of multiple machine in ros (external link)
4. How to remote control
5. Setting TF
6. Created map by using hector_slam
7.1 Autonomous Navigation by using move_base
7.2 Autonomous Navigation by using teb_planner
8. Setup opencv+aruco localisation
9. Swarm control
1. Installation Instructions (Ubuntu)
2. How to connect sensors
3. Linking of multiple machine in ros (external link)
4. How to remote control
5. Setting TF
6. Created map by using hector_slam
7.1 Autonomous Navigation by using move_base
7.2 Autonomous Navigation by using teb_planner
8. Setup opencv+aruco localisation
9. Swarm control