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Using sampling based global planner and simple slam 2D map (not costmap) with Navigation Stack [closed]

asked 2011-09-15 10:40:42 -0600

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updated 2014-01-28 17:10:23 -0600

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Hi,

I want to implement some new planner which requires sampling based global planner for base and some different planner for arm (partly decoupled approach) using 2D map (slam) for base and 3D map (collision map /Octree) for arm as well as for base. But current Navigation Stack is using Gradient based global planner and DWA/Trajectory Rollout as local planner, both local and global planners are using costmap to find their respective path. And this part is coded in "move_base" package.

Anyone in ROS community has tried this approach? Anyone of you have used/written code for using sampling based planner as global planner without using costmap by interfacing it with Navigation Stack?? One way is to use costmap (put the inflation radius as 0) and hence adapt move_base package according to sampling based planner.

Can anyone guide me on this: if I want to use sampling based global planner in Navigation Stack then do I need to change(write) the whole "move_base" package?? Is there any easier way?

Looking forward for kind help and suggestions. Thanks, V.N.

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answered 2011-10-01 01:46:55 -0600

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Check the ompl from Rice U. for arm planning and the ompl_planner_base base planner.

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