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Is there any - already developed - way to turn my flying parrot ardrone 2.0 ? I can't find any info about this. I want a topic or service, that will turn my drone for example 90 degrees left, if i type the command with the "90" parameter.
Please help me, it is urgent!!! Thanks in advance!
There are no services or topics to do this using ardrone_autonomy that I have seen. You either have to develop it yourself or you can use tum_ardrone which is based on ardrone_autonomy. It includes a GUI in which you can send commands similar to how you want to send them. An example from the README,
goto [doube x] [double y] [double z] [double yaw]flies to position (x,y,z yaw), relative to current reference point. blocks until target is reached according to set parameters
So, you would type goto 0 0 0 90.0 in order to rotate 90 degrees. You can also write flight paths as a .txt file and load them from the GUI and have it execute them. If you want to do this via a node you may have to look at their code and see how they did this and copy it.
Here are the GitHub repo and entry on the ROS wiki.
I tried tum_ardrone package, but my first attempts failed... In my project i have an ultrasonic indoor localization system, with a moving beacon on the quadrocopter. First i want to send the drone to a specific location (which is in the localization system's coordinate system).
So the turning of the drone is the duty of the algorithm, i should not send parameters to the drone from gui.
Asked: 2017-10-02 03:53:38 -0600
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Last updated: Oct 07 '17
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Have you looked at the docs? https://ardrone-autonomy.readthedocs....
Yes, i did. But as you can see in the title of the post, i want to give an angle as parameter, not speed value.
Any useful answers will be appreciated.
Well, the title doesn't say that exactly but I did give you an alternative to
ardrone_autonomy(actually it usesardrone_autonomy) which may do what you want. Hopefully it's useful.