A node and launch files to make ROS turtlesim do navigation (fake laser, fake bumber, draw a map)
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A node and launch files to make ROS turtlesim do navigation (fake laser, fake bumber, draw a map)
This is a fun implementation of Catch and Catch game done using ROS Turtlesim
A Project on exploring autonomously and mapping an unknown environment using Turtlebot.
A simple tutorial to using Dash (https://plot.ly/dash) with turtlesim (http://wiki.ros.org/turtlesim)
Turtlesim-PID-Controller: A ROS 2 node designed to navigate a turtle in the turtlesim simulator using Proportional control. Aims to drive the turtle to specified coordinates with future plans for full PID integration.
Autonomous robots coursework.
Turtlesim revolve in ROS
First assignment for Robotics course @USI19/20.
A collection of mandatory exercises in "Autonomous Systems: Perception" - 2nd semester master @ Vorarlberg University of Applied Sciences (FHV)
This package lets the simulated turtle follow a series of waypoints. The package depends on turtlesim - it's designed to control the turtle and uses messages/services from the turtlesim package.
Feedback control of turtlesim
This is a project made using ROS 2, which is based on turtlesim, in which the Master Turtle catches the other Turtles, which Spawn at random places all over the Turtlesim Node
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