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BDAII has been actively developing a ROS2 driver for Spot for a while now. When first investigating this in early 2023, the driver wasn't in a state that we could use. Now that the lab has begun the switch to ROS2 and the driver is far more developed, we should heavily consider using this.
Tasks
Investigate the ROS2 driver
Is there any core functionality missing?
Ensure that arm control is fully implemented.
Plan out how the driver would be used.
Would we run the driver on the laptop? On the core?
Would we continue development with the Python routines?
It's likely that the data collection routines should stay in Python given ROS2 bandwidth complaints.
If we do continue Python routine development, would we need interface shims for the actual sending/receiving of messages?
This could be a lot of work and confusing to people onboarding in the future.
Instead, it might be more reasonable to build strong walls between what works with ROS and what works with the Python API directly.
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Description
BDAII has been actively developing a ROS2 driver for Spot for a while now. When first investigating this in early 2023, the driver wasn't in a state that we could use. Now that the lab has begun the switch to ROS2 and the driver is far more developed, we should heavily consider using this.
Tasks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: