We would like to check that the Service Robotics course exercises work well when they are solved in direct ROS 2 mode, meaning that you write your own ROS 2 node instead of relying only on the HAL API. We want to confirm this both in Python and in C++, and we would really appreciate help from the community.
The exercises we would like tested are
- Localized Vacuum Cleaner
- Autoparking
- Amazon Warehouse
- Rescue People
- Visual Marker Localization
- Laser Mapping
What we are asking is simple. Pick any of these exercises, try to solve it and run it in direct ROS 2 mode using Python and also C++, and tell us how it went. If everything works we would love to hear it, and if something does not work we want to know about it.
We are especially interested in three kinds of problems
- Anything in the documentation that is missing, outdated or unclear when you try to solve the exercise in direct ROS 2
- Any import in Python or any dependency in C++ that you needed but were not able to add, or that failed to build or import
- Any other bug or unexpected behaviour you run into
Please note that we are not asking for your solution code. We are only interested in your report and feedback, so there is no need to share how you solved the exercise.
When you report something, please tell us which exercise and which language you were using, describe what you did and what went wrong including the error message or a screenshot if you have one, and mention your environment such as the Docker image or RADI version. Thank you for helping us improve RoboticsAcademy.
We would like to check that the Service Robotics course exercises work well when they are solved in direct ROS 2 mode, meaning that you write your own ROS 2 node instead of relying only on the HAL API. We want to confirm this both in Python and in C++, and we would really appreciate help from the community.
The exercises we would like tested are
What we are asking is simple. Pick any of these exercises, try to solve it and run it in direct ROS 2 mode using Python and also C++, and tell us how it went. If everything works we would love to hear it, and if something does not work we want to know about it.
We are especially interested in three kinds of problems
Please note that we are not asking for your solution code. We are only interested in your report and feedback, so there is no need to share how you solved the exercise.
When you report something, please tell us which exercise and which language you were using, describe what you did and what went wrong including the error message or a screenshot if you have one, and mention your environment such as the Docker image or RADI version. Thank you for helping us improve RoboticsAcademy.