In this video we show you how to set the velocity of a joint with a plugin in gazebo written in C++. We show how to apply it to a two-wheel robot using a simple method and PID method. You can find the complete Gazebo Answer here.
Here is the ROSject of the project, just click and the whole project will be copied to your ROSDS workspace
In this video we’ll learn how to visualize a robot model using RViz tool.
At the end of the video, you’ll understand how to launch RViz and visualize a given robot description model.
Let’s go!
Links mentioned in the video and other useful links:
– Robot Ignite Academy, the place to learn to program robots using only a web browser
– ROS Development Studio (the environment used in the video), another powerful online tool for pushing your ROS learning in a practical way
In this vedeo you will learn how to create a plugin to shoot particles in any direction in Gazebo 9 with ROS Melodic, answering the question from Gazebo Answers
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In this video you are going to learn how to store a models poses from gazebo into a yaml file, answering the question: http://answers.gazebosim.org/question/20763/gazebo-model-pose-storage/
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Here is the ROSject of the project, just click and the whole project will be copied to your ROSDS workspace
In this video we’ll learn how to start a robot model using URDF language. At the end of the video, you’ll understand the links of a robot.
Let’s go!
Links mentioned in the video and other useful links:
Robot Ignite Academy, the place to learn to program robots using only a web browser: http://bit.ly/2z41Mb5
ROS Development Studio (the environment used in the video), another powerful online tool for pushing your ROS learning in a practical way: http://bit.ly/2zaAH5Q