I'm currently working on a multi-robotic experiment which uses ROS. For this matter we need to get telemetry data from an APM and sending waypoint and loiter commands using ROS. I've been trying to use the mavlink_ros package (see link at
I'm studying the viability of arducopter drones (quads or hexas) for research purposes at my lab. I've been reading about it and I have some final questions left. I hope some of you can clarify my doubts!
Currently, we have a fully operational ROS simulation so that we can test collision avoidance algorithms on it. Information describing our current system is here. Anyway, let me get to what I am trying to achieve this summer. I intend to use the c
I've been learning ROS/Gazebo/Stage for a little bit and wanted to graduate to building an actual robot. The Arducopter looks like a good solution which appears to be ROS compatible. If I bought an Arducopter today, what do I need to do to have it
In some of the ROS stacks there are tools for mapping, sparse bundle block adjustments (SBA), working with point clouds and more, which I think could be potentially useful with regard to photogrammetry related work. l did download the ROS electric pa
Is there a group working on ROS-APM integration or is everyone more or less developing custom solutions for their problems? I am getting ready to dive into it myself and did not want to duplicate anyone else's work. My particular interest is in get
I'm trying to use www.ros.org/wiki/rosserial to control and communicate with my ardupilot-mega. When I include ros.h I get compilation errors that I believe are caused by some incompatibility with one of the other libraries APM uses. Has anyone seen
I'm trying to publish my Ardupilot's state information over serial (usb or xbee) to my computer running a ROS node listening to those serial messages and publishing the corresponding topic.
I am currently running the latest ardupilot software and mavl