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Udacity-Robotics-P3-Robot-AMCL-Localization

Robot Localization using Adaptive MCL Method

Overview

In this project, I learned to utilize ROS AMCL package to accurately localize a 2-wheel mobile robot inside a map with the PoseArray in the Gazebo simulation environments. This project is carried out with several aspects of robotic software engineering with a focus on ROS:

  • Create a ROS package that launches a custom robot model in a custom Gazebo world.
  • Utilize the ROS AMCL package and the Tele-Operation / Navigation Stack to localize the robot.
  • Explore, add, and tune specific parameters corresponding to each package to achieve the best possible localization results.

Result

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Directory Structure

   catkin_ws                           # Catkin Workspace
    ├── my_robot                       # my_robot package                   
    │   ├── launch                     # launch folder for launch files   
    │   │   ├── robot_description.launch
    │   │   ├── world.launch
    │   │   ├── amcl.launch            # Adaptive MCL Algorithm parameters
    │   ├── config     
    │   ├── maps                       # map files for navigation
    │   │   ├── pgm_map.pgm            # portable gray map
    │   │   ├── pgm_map.yaml
    │   ├── meshes                     # meshes folder for sensors
    │   │   ├── hokuyo.dae
    │   ├── urdf                       # urdf folder for xarco files
    │   │   ├── twowheel_robot.gazebo
    │   │   ├── twowheel_robot.xacro
    │   ├── world                      # world folder for world files
    │   │   ├── world.world
    │   ├── rviz                      # rviz folder for rviz files
    │   │   ├── my_robot_rviz.rviz
    │   ├── CMakeLists.txt             # compiler instructions
    │   ├── package.xml                # package info

Launch The Project

  1. Clone/Download this project.
  2. Build the project
  $ cd /home/workspace/catkin_ws
  $ catkin_make
  1. Launch the robot inside the world
  $ cd /home/workspace/catkin_ws/
  $ source devel/setup.bash
  $ roslaunch my_robot world.launch
  1. Launch amcl to locate and show the robot
  $ cd /home/workspace/catkin_ws/
  $ source devel/setup.bash
  $ roslaunch my_robot amcl.launch
  1. Run Teleop Package to move the robot and observe the location
  $ rosrun teleop_twist_keyboard teleop_twist_keyboard.py  

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