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This is a proposal (not sure if it's the right place for that) about adding to gazebo_ros2_control the possibility to read/write Gazebo topics. For example, in an use-case of mine, I needed an elegant way for my controller to set some kind of value to the (simulated) hardware, so to a Gazebo plugin. I checked the Gazebo API and found out that apart from introspection (read-only way to communicate) the other common solution (found in the PX4 SITL packages for example) is to bridge plugins via gazebo messages (Google protobufs).
Any interest in a function like that? Since I'm working on it already, it might be possible for me to provide a clean implementation (with some extra work).
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1 - interpret every command or state interface named differently from "position", "velocity", "effort" as write/read (pub/sub) proxies to gazebo topics.
2 - extend behavior to provide compatibility not only with double datatype but also at least int and bool (gazebo "Any" messages support different basic data types).
3 - introduce support to GPIOs (leveraging facilities developed in point 1 and 2)
This is a proposal (not sure if it's the right place for that) about adding to
gazebo_ros2_control
the possibility to read/write Gazebo topics. For example, in an use-case of mine, I needed an elegant way for my controller to set some kind of value to the (simulated) hardware, so to a Gazebo plugin. I checked the Gazebo API and found out that apart from introspection (read-only way to communicate) the other common solution (found in the PX4 SITL packages for example) is to bridge plugins via gazebo messages (Google protobufs).Any interest in a function like that? Since I'm working on it already, it might be possible for me to provide a clean implementation (with some extra work).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: