Open pannatorn6395 opened 1 year ago
I got tired of all that noise and wrote this. https://github.com/MAVProxyUser/YushuTechUnitreeGo1/blob/main/StreamCamCross.py
I've SSH'd into each Jetson machine and navigated to the following files:
/home/unitree/Unitree/autostart/imageai/mLComSystemFrame/config/mqMNConfig.yaml:udpHost: "192.168.123.96" /home/unitree/Unitree/autostart/imageai/mLComSystemFrame/config/mqSNNLConfig.yaml:udpHost: "192.168.123.96" /home/unitree/Unitree/autostart/imageai/mLComSystemFrame/config/mqSNNRConfig.yaml:udpHost: "192.168.123.96" I have a couple of questions:
I couldn't find udpHost in these files. Is this the variable MNAAddress instead?
If I want to stream the video to an RPi and capture the feed using Python code, should I be modifying udpstrPrevData = "udpsrc address=192.168.123.161" to point to the RPi's IP address?
Sorry for the confusion.
Are you on current firmware? What was the last .zip file applied to your system?
find / -name "*.zip"
on the RasPi
Hi , this is result
there are versions of firmware newer than this. you can either look in #go1firmware for them on slack, or ask unitree support for a newer binary that has the streaming enabled.
05-11-22 firmware here https://robotdogs.slack.com/files/U041QH24X54/F04LT8FUEMB/go1_2022_05_11_e0d0e617.zip
09-06-22 firmware here https://files.slack.com/files-pri/T0429Q34FDF-F04LW651FL2/download/go1_2022_09_06_cdc41f89.zip
Okay, I will download it through Slack. Do you have a guide or steps on how to update the firmware?
I'm currently working on transferring image data from multiple Jetson units to the onboard Raspberry Pi of the Unitree Go1 Edu robot. I've been following the guide available here, specifically Step 7, using ./bins/example_putImagetrans for sending the image data.
The data transfer works well between the Jetson units (with IPs: 192.168.123.13, 192.168.123.14, and 192.168.123.15). However, I've encountered issues when attempting to transfer this image data to the Go1 Edu's onboard Raspberry Pi (IP: 192.168.123.161) using the following Python script to receive the data.
` import cv2
class camera:
` Despite adjusting the destination IP to the onboard Raspberry Pi's, the image data doesn't seem to get through as expected.
Any guidance or troubleshooting steps would be highly appreciated.