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= Install ROPOD Basis Software = | = Install ROPOD Basis Software = |
Revision as of 13:14, 25 March 2021
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RoPod Configuration
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Install ROPOD Basis Software
Clone the main repository with the .rosinstall containing the tree structure of the whole software.
git clone https://github.com/tue-ropod/tree-devpc.git
Switch to feature/tracking branck.
cd tree-devpc git checkout feature/remove_ed_dependency
Open the .rosinstall from the shell just to inspect it.
gedit .rosinstall
This file is a compilation of other repositories that need to be setup and all together compose the ROPOD software. You can now close it and run the installation script. It will install all the different repositories in your home directory. To install run:
./install_software
The ./install_software command makes some changes to your .bashrc file. In order for these changes to take effect, you need to close your terminal and open a new one (if using Terminator, fully close it and open a new instance).
Take a look at the structure of Ropod-repository. All packages were now placed in the ~/ropod-project-software/catkin_workspace/src folder. This folder contains 3 other folders:
- functionalities: Here, all non-standard ros-packages are placed, such as ED, but also packages for localization, navigation, etc.
- platform: Files corresponding to specific platforms located in this folder, while general files for getting the communication with the sensors to work is placed in the robot_common sub-folder
- applications: In order to configure the robot for specific use-cases, all the relevant files are placed here.
In the next part of the tutorial we are going to see how Matlab and ROS can communicate.