Closed eeoon closed 10 months ago
@eeoon Hi there, may I ask how you got the blue laser scans to work in Gazebo? I am trying to achieve what the gif on rmf_obstacle's readme file is showing for the rmf_obstacle_detector_laserscan package (i.e., show the laser scans).
Currently, when I run the command ros2 run rmf_obstacle_detector_laserscan laserscan_detector
, there are no LaserScan
messages and I don't see any lasers in Gazebo. Thank you!
@Jerrybaoyilei Hi, I am researching rmf so my answer is not correct. Firstly, the Gazebo environment is a plugin for sensors like Lidar, Camera, IMU, etc. So in Gazebo I use Lidar sensors and visualizations like blue_lay. It would be a good idea to refer to Gazebo. Gazebo_Tutorial. And I wanted to get information about the robot's distance from the Lidar. So I get the values for the obstacle coordinates from the robot (x,y). Next, combine this package (rmf_obstacle_Detector
). I am challenging this.
Hi @eeoon , thank you for the reply! I added a LiDAR model into the simulation and I have the laser scan. Thanks for the help!
Before proceeding, is there an existing issue or discussion for this?
Description
hello, i use the free-fleet. so i want to obstacle avoidance like your open_source(obstacle_detectors). the robot's tf and rmf_task is right so the robots move follow rmf core. I am testing the robot in various ways, and since I used nav2 pkg, it is obvious, but I confirmed that if there is an obstacle at the waypoint, the robot has a problem, and if there is an obstacle in the path, it avoids it.
so i challenge when the robot follow waypoints with nav2, obstacle was be there so next step the rmf_core is make new nav_graphs for avoid the obstacle. but the first error, the obstacle not visualize like your open_source example video. if the obstacle visualization is good, the second step, how to make new nav_graph for avoid the obstacle about robot?