AUTONOMOUS ROBOT NAVIGATION USING ROS Clearpath Husky A200 robot with Gazebo and RViz simulations using different SLAM and Path Planning algorithms. 360 degrees laser scan with two SICK LMS511 LIDARs
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AUTONOMOUS ROBOT NAVIGATION USING ROS Clearpath Husky A200 robot with Gazebo and RViz simulations using different SLAM and Path Planning algorithms. 360 degrees laser scan with two SICK LMS511 LIDARs
A New ROS-based Robot Platform for Fast Building and Developing
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ROS hector slam demos for 3d sensor, lidar and etc.
Localization using aruco markers on the map built by hector_slam with aruco markers inserter in it.
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Tracked, mapping robot developed in the ROS environment
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