fetch_open_auto_dock
Heuristic_path_planners
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fetch_open_auto_dock
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2D LiDAR based Docking
This is actually how the Fetch and Freight do it (mobile manipulator and mobile platform from Fetch Robotics, respectively). Their code is open source, take a look here. I think they're making use of the shape of the dock to help: it's trapezoidal-shaped, and they know its dimensions, so I think they're keying onto that (but I don't know for sure, I haven't checked).
Heuristic_path_planners
What are some alternatives?
ifopt - An Eigen-based, light-weight C++ Interface to Nonlinear Programming Solvers (Ipopt, Snopt)
mars_ros - A ROS wrapper for the MaRS Library
xflrpy - xflrpy is a python enabled version of xflr5 for scripting and design optimization.
CppRobotics - Header-only C++ library for robotics, control, and path planning algorithms. Work in progress, contributions are welcome!
semantic_slam - Real time semantic slam in ROS with a hand held RGB-D camera
diffbot - DiffBot is an autonomous 2wd differential drive robot using ROS Noetic on a Raspberry Pi 4 B. With its SLAMTEC Lidar and the ROS Control hardware interface it's capable of navigating in an environment using the ROS Navigation stack and making use of SLAM algorithms to create maps of unknown environments.
Mazes - C++ Maze Visualizer supporting orthogonal, hexagonal, and Voronoi diagram grids.