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Upgrade simulator for demos #131
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Added to next milestone (proposed) humble-2024.04.0 |
hi Matt, sorry, i was not able to look at SpaceROS after last meeting in April. and this is my first question - which gazebo to use... I have just realised this demo is on Fortress. Would you consider moving this Mars demo to Harmonic? |
Hi @asimonov For Gazebo we are currently following the recommended version for our base ROS version (as documented here by the Gazebo project) so we'll be sticking with Fortress for the July release and moving to Harmonic in the October release when we migrate to Jazzy, as discussed here. We are also interested in other simulation environments beyond Gazebo. |
@Bckempa for some reason rosdep does not install all dependencies for Harmonic automatically, probably because it is not official Humble simulator version. But I end up with both Fortress and Harmonic simulators in the docker in the end. Mars demo does not run on Harmonic out of the box, so now trying to debug why. |
My upgrade to Gazebo Harmonic works with mars_rover demo. I did not check canadarm demo. The change is spread over 3 repos: docker, demos and simulation. docker: simulation: demos: For some reason setting up env variable inside launch python does not work, so have to use this before launching:
If there is interest in merge, we can discuss how to do it. I am not sure if the plan is to refactor docker images first or not... |
Gazebo Fortress is a bit difficult to use due to the fact it was the version that started out as Ignition and then changed to Gazebo.
We should look at upgrading the demos. While we're at it, it would be good to look at O3DE, Isaac Sim or other high-performance simulators. The current mars_rover demo, for example is very slow.
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