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Revision as of 16:53, 7 December 2018
Contents
About
Use ROS2 in Elphel single or multi-camera systems. The cameras are 10393 system boards based on Xilinx Zynq, ARM.
Goals
Notes:
- Controlling and initializing of multi-camera systems is already implemented using PHP API (autocampars.php), Python and lighttpd.
- Using ROS2 is intended to simplify/standardize the above.
- Using ROS2 is intended to make cameras compatible with other hardware supported by ROS1/2.
Having ROS2 cross-compiled and installed on each camera:
- Initialize cameras in a pre-defined multi-camera system - sync and sequence critical init
- Control multiple cameras from any camera of the system - parameters, recording
- Control multiple cameras from a PC (with ROS2 for PC installed).
- Control multiple cameras from a network device (w/o ROS2 installed, but with a browser) - by accessing a web server running on a camera interfaced with ROS2 of the camera. Can use nodejs or just lighttpd+php.
Status
Development
Interfaces
ROS2 nodes communicate over:
- 1 GigE LAN or (possibly) wifi (camera1-camera2..N, pc-camera1..N, pc1-pc2..M)
- within a single device
Notes:
- image sensors, IMS (or GPS & IMU), any other sensors are attached to cameras via a custom interface or USB, with appropriate driver support.
- normally cameras in the system are synced with a custom trigger cable - this is setup over network
- any device attached to PC?
ROS2 on Zynq
Installation
- For Embedded Linux (but not Ubuntu Distro) use meta-ros.git. What about meta-ros2?
TODO: Include meta-ros.git in elphel393 build system.
Include meta-ros to elphel393
- Add path to bblayers.conf
- Add to "IMAGE_INSTALL_append" of core-image-elphel393.bb:
packagegroup-ros2-world \
Workflow
Notes:
- ROS2 for python populates /usr/lib/python3.5/site-packages/ so python scripts can live anywhere.
- For command line apps, like ros2 ..., if AMENT_PREFIX_PATH is not set then:
OSError: Environment variable 'AMENT_PREFIX_PATH' is not set or empty
- Useful examples (command line):
export AMENT_PREFIX_PATH=/usr
ros2 pkg list ros2 node list ros2 srv list ros2 srv show std_srvs/Trigger ros2 msg list ros2 msg show std_msgs/String
Demos
talker-listener cpp
# terminal 1: export AMENT_PREFIX_PATH=/usr ros2 run demo_nodes_cpp talker # terminal 2: export AMENT_PREFIX_PATH=/usr ros2 run demo_nodes_cpp listener
ROS2 on PC
Installation
- Google and follow the general instructions.
Notes:
- apt install ros-bouncy-desktop available in 18.04, n/a in 16.04
- apt install ros-ardent-desktop available in 16.04
Workflow
- ROS2 will get installed to /opt/ros/<name>, <name> = ardent, bouncy.
- Terminal setup:
source /opt/ros/bouncy/setup.bash or source /opt/ros/bouncy/local_setup.bash
- Create a workspace
- Create some packages inside or clone - they have a vcs tool to clone all repos from a text file.
- Install colcon
- Then build with colcon
- Packages will not get installed to /opt/ros/bouncy/... Instead they will stay in their folders.
- To use a package:
source /opt/ros/bouncy/setup.bash source ~/ros2_ws/some-package/install/local_setup.bash ros2 pkg list then run anything in this terminal
- Python scripts can live anywhere - just run them from that sourced terminal
- Good book about UDP?
ROS2 General Notes
Notes
- SROS is Secure ROS or something
Useful links
- Tutorials ErleRobotics
- Intel RealSense
- Ament tutorial - will not work for PC because it's outdated, will work in Yocto
- Colcon tutorial - this one worked for PC
- STD-SRVS discussion & ROS2 examples(?)
- About meta-ros
- ROS on DDS
... if you are concerned about latency, like for soft real-time, you can basically tune DDS to be just a UDP blaster. In another scenario you might need something that behaves like TCP, but needs to be more tolerant to long dropouts, and with DDS all of these things can be controlled by changing the QoS parameters. ...
Docker
docker pull osrf/ros2:bouncy-desktop docker run -i -t osrf/ros2:bouncy-desktop ...no network, no colcon, no ament...
ROS1
Won't build. More info.
