multiple modes in planning layer
How exactly do we use multiple system modes in navigation stack
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How exactly do we use multiple system modes in navigation stack
Asked: 2016-08-21 00:51:55 -0500
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Last updated: Aug 21 '16
Hesitate! When turtlebot meet the obstacles
Open question on autonomous navigation/mapping.
Autonomous navigation using point clouds
Dynamic Footprint in Navigation
PID Control and the Navigation Stack
how to find distance and angle b/w each points in a point cloud and the Kinect sensor
Your question isn't specific enough right now. The global and local planners built-in to the navigation stack already have multiple modes, depending on the obstacles encountered. There are also nodes that support state machines, such as smach. Can you be more specific?
Sorry what I actually ment was how do I switch to different modes depending on my need like a mode for single lane driving and multi lane driving, I'd just like to know how to switch @Mark Rose
That's a good question. I don't know if there are existing projects that plug in to the global and local planner interfaces to address the problem of car navigation. The global/local framework is still a good model, I think, but you might need entirely custom planner plugins.
You might look at this earlier question and also the Ackerman ROS group.