easy_handeye
Automated, hardware-independent Hand-Eye Calibration (by IFL-CAMP)
turtlebot3
ROS packages for Turtlebot3 (by ROBOTIS-GIT)
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| 2.3 | 0.0 | |
| 9 months ago | 2 months ago | |
| Python | Python | |
| GNU General Public License v3.0 or later | Apache License 2.0 |
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easy_handeye
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Coordinate Transformation - Camera to Robot - help please !
Manually measuring might cause errors. You need an extrinsic/intrinsic calibration tool to do this properly. Look at https://github.com/IFL-CAMP/easy_handeye
turtlebot3
Posts with mentions or reviews of turtlebot3.
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turtlebot3_teleop for iron
You could try downloading the package: https://github.com/ROBOTIS-GIT/turtlebot3/tree/humble-devel and just build / run in your iron workspace.
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ROS2 foxy gazebo simulation
git clone https://github.com/ROBOTIS-GIT/turtlebot3.git -b foxy-devel
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Trying to evaluate if passing object handles to various constructors is a good design choice
To give more context, I am using ROS2 (robot operating system) to build a small mobile robot for hobby/learning. To learn by ready other code, I am looking at a very popular ROS project called Turtlebot3.
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Okay guys, thanks very much, I understood the actions! Now I’m confused about xml and urdf stuff. The idea is to make a 2-wheel robot moving in gazebo, but how to make it? I really demotivates bcs ros topics doesn’t give any good explanation…
You can copy and modify the (turtlebot3)[https://github.com/ROBOTIS-GIT/turtlebot3] repo as basis. They have different robot models for gazibo simulation and starting point for ros navigation.
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Big question
- if you want to later make a more complicated robot (that uses cameras, has robotic arm etc.) you'd want to look into ROS (robot operating system). If you are in/going to university I highly recommend you join an engineering design team. For an example project you can refer to https://github.com/ROBOTIS-GIT/turtlebot3
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Turtlebot3 Refuses to Move in a Straight Line
The tutorial I was using (which comes straight from nav2) says to run ros2 launch nav2_bringup navigation_launch.py . However, when I went to tune Turtlebot3 via the .param file, it did no change whatsoever. This is because, by default, the file uses up this param file that is significantly different than burger.yaml; After changing it the costmap looks completely different. After reading the source code for the .launch file of the Turtlebot3 nav package for galactic and nav2, I've found out that running ros2 launch nav2_bringup navigation_launch.py params_file:=[PATH_TO_BURGER_YAML] works and completely fixes this issue.
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Using another Local Planner
If you're looking for an example of setting the local planner then the turtlebot3 (which I've seen you're using in your delivery_robot_sample package) has an example here: https://github.com/ROBOTIS-GIT/turtlebot3/blob/master/turtlebot3_navigation/launch/move_base.launch
- Does SLAM work with ROS2?
What are some alternatives?
When comparing easy_handeye and turtlebot3 you can also consider the following projects:
webots_ros2 - Webots ROS 2 packages
navigation2 - ROS 2 Navigation Framework and System
mycobot_ros - A ros package for myCobot.
turtlebot3_simulations - Simulations for TurtleBot3
ros2_documentation - ROS 2 docs repository
turtleplotbot3 - The TurtlePlotBot3 is a MicroPython based 3D printed drawing robot powered by a TTGO T-Display ESP32 Module
rosbot-docker - Docker images for ROSbot 2 platform
tortoisebot - TortoiseBot is an extremely learner-friendly and cost-efficient ROS-based Open-sourced Mobile Robot that is capable of doing Teleoperation, Manual as well as Autonomous Mapping, Navigation, Simulation, etc.
phobos - An add-on for Blender allowing to create URDF, SDF and SMURF robot models in a WYSIWYG environment.
navigation2_tutorials - Tutorial code referenced in https://navigation.ros.org/
easy_handeye vs webots_ros2
turtlebot3 vs navigation2
easy_handeye vs mycobot_ros
turtlebot3 vs turtlebot3_simulations
easy_handeye vs ros2_documentation
turtlebot3 vs turtleplotbot3
easy_handeye vs rosbot-docker
turtlebot3 vs mycobot_ros
turtlebot3 vs rosbot-docker
turtlebot3 vs tortoisebot
turtlebot3 vs phobos
turtlebot3 vs navigation2_tutorials