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How to integrate the fleet_adapter_template step by step? #11
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You'll need run all the other Open-RMF nodes. Take a look at the launch file here. For running with your robot, you can just replace this block with the instructions to run your fleet adapter. Before that you would need to generate traffic lanes for your specific robot. Take a look at our documentation here to learn how to use |
Replaced by running this file?
I have a 0.yaml file created from Another question @Yadunund
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Hello @Yadunund , |
@calvintanct apologies for the overdue response. There are many ways to handle coordinate transforms for multiple maps. The approach in this template is very rudimentay and works best for a single set of transforms. Here are some ideas that come to mind:
reference_coordinates:
level_1:
rmf: [[20.33, -3.156],
[8.908, -2.57],
[13.02, -3.601],
[21.93, -4.124]]
robot: [[59, 399],
[57, 172],
[68, 251],
[75, 429]]
level_2:
...
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Hi @Yadunund,
I'm trying to integrate my robot using this template but I want more describe about how to use fleet adapter with my robot. What files do I need to create besides fleeter adapter template. Can you explain step by step to me?
Environment:
Ubuntu 20.04 + ROS2 Galactic
Thank you in advance.
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