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From: Jan K. <squ...@gm...> - 2017-09-21 23:36:49
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Hi, Unfortunately, due to my failure, I missed OMPL in research for my university thesis. I am trying to write an ROS software for quadruped robot (spider-style mechanics). After some basic ideas, I picked sample-based motion algorithm. I am able to reasonably define the state of the robot, evaluate simple linear changes of that state and make an efficient search using Anytime D* Lite. (In theory) After some implementation in progress. I rechecked actual state of the art and realized that this is how OMPL works. Which for some reason I missed previously. (And I consider myself dumb for that) So, I am in a state when I have mechanics for moving the legs of the robot based on state search. Are you aware of anybody trying to do the same? This is not the standard usage of OMPL and I prefer to ask here, rather than risk that my "search skill" is going to fail again. Sincerely, John Koniarik squ...@gm... |