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Go to battery charger
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Adding roads to 3d mesh
First Person View 2.5D world navigation
Navigation in 2.5D world
Kalman Filter
Using Kalman Filter for ROS2 Localization
Simulation with slippage and drift
Sensor Fusion
Sensor Fusion and Localization in 3d
Navigation in 2.5D (part 2)
Aruco markers as 2.5d Landmarks
Path Planners in 2.5d world (1)
Robotic Arm
6 DOF Manipulator and Controllers
Gripper
Fixing Gazebo Gripper
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ESP8266
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Robotics: My Robots
Robotic Spider: Complete Guide
Compiling and Running
# Terminal 1:
# echo $ROS_DISTRO
# galactic
# source /opt/ros/galactic/setup.bash
$ cd ~/SnowCron/ros_projects/harsh
$ colcon build --packages-select navigation_bot_07
$ source install/setup.bash
$ ros2 launch navigation_bot_07 main_simulation_launch.py world:=src/worlds/maze.sdf map:='~/SnowCron/ros_projects/harsh/src/maps/map.yaml' slam:=False keepout_mask:=src/maps/keepout_mask.yaml
# Terminal 2:
$ cd ~/SnowCron/ros_projects/harsh/src/navigation_bot_07/scripts
$ python3 waypoint_follower.py
As you can see, we have added an additional command line parameter called keepout_mask. All launch files were modified accordingly, to accept this parameter and to pass it to whatever launch files they call (if any).
