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QUESTION
I have a relatively simple issue with the initialization of the robot pose in navigation stack. After doing a SLAM in the environment and saving the static map from map_server with desired resolution and size, and after finally making it available from static map server, I can not properly initialize my robot pose. Although, the initialization is possible with RVIZ (2D pose estimation option), it is inaccurate obviously since I am doing it by hand. This has a second draw back namely, when I am using a position (/move_base_trajectory topic) tracking instead of velocity tracking (/cmd_vel topic), there is an offset of the current position which I should manually compensate in my low-level controller. Is there any other proper (automatic) pose initialization approach?
PS: I am using Lidar /scan topic to feed costmap functionalities.
I have also tested the initilization of the robot with hector_slam stack which pretty accurate however, with that I am getting a second map which interferes with the first one and pose association does not work.
There should be a more proper approach I guess.
I am loading my static map within the launch file:
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Answered 2020-Apr-24 at 02:25Use AMCL for localization in a pre-built map.
You will have to specify an estimate of the initial robot position, which can be done through Rviz or by specifying it as a parameter. The initial position need not be exact, even if it is not very accurate AMCL will refine the position over time.
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I am using navigation stack, map_server, and amcl stack to perform move_base. Before the trajectory planning, I am doing an open-loop SLAM with hector_slam stack and save the map from map_server with my desired resolution and size. However, I am getting a nasty warning after I call the map service to load this map, namely
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-24 at 02:19You are using the old map_server
interface which was map_server
.
The new interafce is map_server
, you can view the map.yaml
format at the map_server wiki.
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For a robotic project i'm working on. We're building a rc car that is autonomous. so we're using ROS to manage all of it on a raspberryPi 3B+ with the RPLIDAR SDK and HECTOR SLAM.
the catkin_make command was successful for just the RPLIDAR and when cloning the hector slam into the same src folder, (src/hector_slam and src/rplidar_ros) when running catkin_make now that HECTOR_SLAM is introduced i get these errors and i'm not sure how to solve
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-08 at 07:59virtual memory exhausted: Cannot allocate memory
The above shows you have run out of memory. You can fix this by increasing the swap space on your system. The below commands will create 4GB additional swap space on your system
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