include goal tolerance in planning, not only when is near to goal
Hi all!,
We are working with a non-holonomic robot, and with a complex mechanics to move.
We want to ignore the goal's orientation.
From ours readings and tests, the goal tolerance (xy and yaw) works only when robot arrive to goal, but when it is still far, the optimization not consider this tolerance, i.e. planner ignore that the robot can arrive to goal regardless its orientation (and it plans a long path with many loops to arrive with the specific orientation), is that right?
Can we include the tolerance in the path planning and not only consider it when the robot is arriving to the goal?
Thanks!
Asked by LucasMN on 2017-03-16 10:05:08 UTC
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Relaxing the goal orientation for intermediate goals is already on the roadmap. While it is trivial in theory, the implementation requires some changes in terms of the optimization structure. I'll try to spend some spare-time soon to implement that. Alternatively, if you would like to contribute, we should move the discussion to our issue tracker.
Cheers,
Christoph
Asked by croesmann on 2017-03-23 04:34:05 UTC
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Thanks Christoph!
Asked by LucasMN on 2017-03-24 12:53:18 UTC
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