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* Wall following
* Wall following
PICO compares two distances measured from the laser scans and based on their difference it will correct its orientation by rotating to the left or to the right. During this this rotation a small forward velocity is fed to the base in order to get a smooth movement.
PICO compares two distances measured from the laser scans and based on their difference it will correct its orientation by rotating to the left or to the right. During this this rotation a small forward velocity is fed to the base in order to get a smooth movement.
Experiments are performed on PICO, however the testing did not go as planned. PICO had to be resetted sometimes and did not respond to our commands as expected, the data shown in the terminal however, did show the proper values while running.


*Exit detection
*Exit detection

Revision as of 20:43, 20 September 2013

Group members

Jordy Senden, 0716539, j.p.f.senden@student.tue.nl, Mechanical Engineering, NL

Erik van Broekhoven, 0637413, e.c.v.broekhoven@student.tue.nl, Mechanical Engineering, NL

Luigi Corvino, 138588, l.corvino@student.tue.nl, Mechatronics Engineering, IT

Martin Huberland, 131492, m.huberland@student.tue.nl, Mechanical Engineering, BE

Marcello Di Giandomenico, 138554, m.digiandomenico@student.tue.nl, Mechatronics Engineering, IT


Tutor: Jos Elfring

Meeting #1 - 9/9/2013

Topic:

  • Introducing with group members (Background, C-knowledge)
  • Installed required software / solved software issues
  • Refreshing C language knowledge
  • Started to work on the tutorials
  • Set-up a meeting with our tutor


  • Set standard meeting days on monday and thursday afternoon

Meeting #2 - 12/9/2013

  • Meeting with our tutor
  • Installed gazebo software
  • Solved remaining software issues


To do before next meeting: read the ROS concepts on the EMC website.

Meeting #3 - 16/9/2013

  • Thinking about strategies for the corridor competition

Meeting #4 - 18/9/2013

  • Concluded the work on the strategy
  • Started implementing some basic functionalities
  • RECAP 18/9/2013

Software architecture

Strategies

Corridor competition

  • Wall following

PICO compares two distances measured from the laser scans and based on their difference it will correct its orientation by rotating to the left or to the right. During this this rotation a small forward velocity is fed to the base in order to get a smooth movement.

Experiments are performed on PICO, however the testing did not go as planned. PICO had to be resetted sometimes and did not respond to our commands as expected, the data shown in the terminal however, did show the proper values while running.

  • Exit detection
  • Taking the exit

Planning & Work division

  • How to use the PICO robot (19/9)
  • Work on the core functions that will allow the robot to fullfill the corridor task (23/9)
    • wall_following
    • exit_detection
    • take_exit
    • motion

Each member of the group will focus on a single function

Links

Wall following algorithm