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Rodrigo Ventura
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b4a37471
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updated documentation with vref and costmap
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@@ -244,6 +244,19 @@ SUBSCRIBED TOPICS:
tf (tf/tfMessage) -- TF data used by the TF libraries to, e.g.,
obtain robot current pose
navigator/param/vref (std_msgs/Float64) -- reference speed to be
used in navigation (for fixed goal only)
navigator/costmap (nav_msgs/OccupancyGrid) -- costmap for fixed goal
navigation; each time a message is received, the motion is replanned
(via FMM); note that thid occgrid aims at compatibility with
navigation stack, that is: (1) the cell range is 0-100 where 0 means
no cost and 100 means obstacle, and (2) the data is a flattened
row-major array with rows arranjed with increasing values of
y. Limitations: i) the scale has to match the map one, ii) frame_id
is assumed /map, and iii) orientation is ignored.
Note that other topics are dynamically subscribed for specific modes,
namely velocity tracking (geometry_msgs/TwistStamped) and heading
control (std_msgs/Float64).
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