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footprint: [[-0.1,-0.16],[-0.1,0.16],[0.1,0.16],[0.1,-0.16]] | |
inflation_layer: | |
inflation_radius: 0.08 | |
obstacle_layer: | |
max_obstacle_height: 0.80 | |
map_type: costmap | |
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# Params: http://wiki.ros.org/dwa_local_planner | |
# Dynamic Reconfigure: | |
# rosrun rqt_reconfigure rqt_reconfigure | |
DWAPlannerROS: | |
# Robot Configuration Parameters | |
# Velocity in X direction should be the same as translation velocity | |
# Use same values as in max/min_vel_trans | |
max_vel_x: 2.0 # m/s (2 m/s to be in target robot) | |
min_vel_x: -2.0 | |
max_vel_y: 0.0 # m/s (only for holonomic robot) | |
min_vel_y: 0.0 | |
# The velocity when robot is moving in a straight line | |
# Move the robot in straight line until speed becomes constant | |
max_vel_trans: 2.0 # 0.6 (m/s) | |
# Set the minimum translation velocity to negative value | |
# So the robot will backoff when stucks | |
min_vel_trans: -2.0 # 0.15 | |
# Move the robot rotate 360 degreees until it reaches a constant speed | |
max_vel_theta: 0.6 # (rad/s) | |
# Set the minimum rotation velocity to negative value | |
# So robot can rotate in both directions | |
min_vel_theta: -0.6 | |
# Obtain acceleration from: | |
# 1: Motors specs | |
# 2: Vmax/t_Vmax (time (t_Vmax) to reach translation velocity from 0 to Vmax) (Use odometry timestamp) | |
acc_lim_x: 1 # 2.0 (m/s^2) | |
acc_lim_y: 0.0 # only for holonomic robot | |
# Wmax/t_Wmax (time (t_Wmax) to reach angular velocity from 0 to Wmax) (Use odometry timestamp) | |
acc_lim_theta: 2.2 # 2 (rad/s^2) | |
# Goal Tolerance Parametes | |
# The tolerance in meters for the controller in the x & y distance when achieving a goal | |
xy_goal_tolerance: 0.1 # 0.1 | |
# The tolerance in radians for the controller in yaw/rotation when achieving its goal | |
yaw_goal_tolerance: 0.1 # 0.05 | |
# If goal tolerance is latched, if the robot ever reaches the goal xy location | |
# it will simply rotate in place, | |
# even if it ends up outside the goal tolerance while it is doing so. (true, false) | |
latch_xy_goal_tolerance: true | |
# Forward Simulation Parameters | |
# Time allowed for the robot to move with sampled velocity | |
# >= 5 -> heavy computations, longer path | |
# <= 2 -> light computations, problems finding path for narrow doorwat, gap between furniture | |
# 3-5 -> best fit | |
sim_time: 2.5 # default: 1.7 | |
vx_samples: 20 # 20 | |
vy_samples: 0 | |
vth_samples: 30 # 40 | |
controller_frequency: 10 | |
# Trajectory Scoring Parameters | |
# Higher values makes robot to prefer local trajectory close to global path | |
path_distance_bias: 32.0 # meters, 32.0 | |
# Penalizes trajectories that are far from goal location | |
# Higher values makes robot's local trajectory closer to goal than global path | |
goal_distance_bias: 20.0 # meters, 20.0 | |
# Selects trajectories far from obstacles | |
# When increase -> far (stucks in tight places), too low -> too close to obstacles | |
occdist_scale: 0.02 # 0.02 (in range 0..255) | |
forward_point_distance: 0.325 | |
stop_time_buffer: 0.2 | |
scaling_speed: 0.25 | |
max_scaling_factor: 0.2 | |
# Oscillation Prevention Parameters | |
oscillation_reset_dist: 0.08 | |
#Global Plan Perameters ______ | |
prune_plan: true | |
# Debugging | |
publish_traj_pc : true | |
publish_cost_grid_pc: true |
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global_costmap: | |
global_frame: map | |
robot_base_frame: base_footprint | |
update_frequency: 5.0 #was 5.0 | |
publish_frequency: 3.0 | |
transform_tolerance: 0.3 | |
static_map: true | |
rolling_window: false |
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local_costmap: | |
global_frame: map | |
robot_base_frame: base_footprint | |
update_frequency: 5.0 | |
static_map: false | |
# The "publish_frequency" parameter determines the rate, in Hz, at which the costmap will publish visualization information | |
publish_frequency: 10.0 | |
transform_tolerance: 0.5 | |
# Setting the "rolling_window" parameter to true means that the costmap will remain centered around the robot as the robot moves through the world. | |
rolling_window: true | |
width: 2 # meters | |
height: 2 # meters | |
resolution: 0.05 # meters per cell |
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# Params: http://wiki.ros.org/move_base | |
shutdown_costmaps: false | |
controller_frequency: 5.0 # Hz, velocity commands to cmd_vel | |
planner_patience: 5.0 # sec | |
controller_patience: 10.0 # sec | |
conservative_reset_dist: 3.0 # distance from an obstacle at which it will unstuck itself (meters) | |
planner_frequency: 0.0 # Hz (if 0 -> run gp_loop when new goal is received), prev.: 8.0 | |
oscillation_timeout: 10.0 # sec, oscillate before recovery behaviour | |
oscillation_distance: 0.2 # meters | |
recovery_behavior_enabled: true | |
recovery_behaviors: | |
- name: 'aggressive_reset' | |
type: 'clear_costmap_recovery/ClearCostmapRecovery' | |
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