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+ Requirements:
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+ Have ubuntu 22.04
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+ Have ssh keys set up
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+ Gaming controller (ex: xbox,ps, etc.)
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+ Instructions to Set up RDD2 drone with SLAM and nav2 capability
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+ Step 1 install Cognipilot (*make sure you have ssh key set up on this device prior to install)
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+ sudo apt-get update
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+ sudo apt-get install git wget -y
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+ mkdir -p ~/cognipilot/installer
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+ wget -O ~/cognipilot/installer/install_cognipilot.sh https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cognipilot/helmet/main/install/install_cognipilot.sh
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+ chmod a+x ~/cognipilot/installer/install_cognipilot.sh
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+ /bin/bash ~/cognipilot/installer/install_cognipilot.sh
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+ When prompted:
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+ 1) airy
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+ 2) brave
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+ 3) main
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+ Enter a CogniPilot release (number) to use: 2
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+ Using CogniPilot main development branch.
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+ 1) native
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+ 2) navqplus
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+ Enter a CogniPilot installer type (number) to use: 1
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+ Clone repositories with git using already setup github ssh keys [y/n]? y
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+ Source your bashrc when finished installing as prompted
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+ source ~/.bashrc
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+ Step 2 Build the cognipilot workspace
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+ The previous step should have created a bin directory in the directory you installed cognipilot in. go to the bin directory then run build_workspace
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+ cd ~/bin
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+ ./build_workspace
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+ When prompted:
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+ Clone repositories with git using already setup github ssh keys [y/n]? y
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+ Using git with ssh, best for developers.
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+ 1) b3rb
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+ 2) rdd2
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+ Enter a platform (number) to build: 2
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+ Source your bashrc when finished installing as prompted
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+ source ~/.bashrc
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+ *if you get an error rerun once or twice it sometimes times out when building especially the first time
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+ Step 3 add resources needed for competition
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+ Add map world file
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+ Download this file
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+ https://github.com/ksommerkohrt/dream_world/blob/main/worlds/maze.sdf
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+ Copy the file and move it to the worlds directory (this can also be done in the file explorer as well)
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+ cd ~/Downloads
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+ mv maze.sdf ~/cognipilot/cranium/src/dream_world/worlds
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+ Go to cranium directory and build changes so the new world file is recognized
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+ cd ~/cognipilot/cranium
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+ colcon build --symlink-install
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+ Replace nav2 yaml file (optional)*
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+ *the yaml file above uses the rotation shim controller and has slowed down the drone to make it
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+ a bit more realistic but this solution still is not 100% successful
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+ The original yaml file is the default yaml file for a rover as such it presumes the drone can brake quickly like a wheeled vehicle and often hits walls
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+ You can start from either yaml file and tune a feasible solution either by using plugins discussed here: https://docs.nav2.org/plugins/index.html?highlight=plugin
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+ Or you could also develop your own plugins. The process involved in doing so is described here
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+ https://docs.nav2.org/plugin_tutorials/index.html
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+ Download this file
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+ https://github.com/ksommerkohrt/rdd2/blob/main/rdd2_nav2/config/nav2.yaml
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+ Copy the file and move it to the config directory (this can also be done in the file explorer)
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+ cd ~/Downloads
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+ mv nav2.yaml ~/cognipilot/cranium/src/rdd2/rdd2_nav2/config
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+ Step 4 run the simulation in the maze world
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+ cd ~/cognipilot/ws/cerebri
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+ git pull
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+ rm -rf install
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+ west update
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+ west build -t install
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+ ros2 launch rdd2_gz_bringup sil.launch.py electrode:=true world:=maze
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+ Step 5 set up drone to accept nav2 goals
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+ Press green triangle (ps) or y button (xbox) to put the drone in cmd_vel mode
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+ Press right bumper to put the the drone in offboard mode
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+ Press right trigger to arm the drone
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+ How to set up autonomous exploration*
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+ git clone [email protected]:ksommerkohrt/frontier_exploration_maze.git
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+ cd ~/frontier_exploration_maze
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+ colcon build
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+ After you launch the robot and prepare it to accept nav2 goals in one terminal open another and run:
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+ source install/setup.bash
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+ ros2 launch frontier_exploration classical_exploration.launch.py
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+ *If this fails and says there are no remaining frontiers part of the way through the maze sometimes rerunning it will allow the robot to exit the maze
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+ How to create map
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+ Once your robot has completed the maze in a new terminal run:
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+ ros2 run nav2_map_server map_saver_cli -f ~/cognipilot/cranium/src/rdd2/rdd2_nav2/maps/maze
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+ How to load your map and use it to navigate:
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+ Go to cranium directory and build changes so the new world file is recognized
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+ cd ~/cognipilot/cranium
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+ colcon build --symlink-install
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+ cd ~/cognipilot/ws/cerebri
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+ git pull
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+ rm -rf install
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+ west update
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+ west build -t install
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+ ros2 launch rdd2_gz_bringup sil.launch.py nav2:=true localization:=localization rviz:=true world:=maze
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