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github.com/ROS-Mobile/ROS-Mobile-Android
ROS-Mobile is an Android application designed for dynamic control and visualization of mobile robotic system operated by the Robot Operating System (ROS). The application uses ROS nodes initializing publisher and subscriber with standard ROS messages. The overall code architecture pattern is Model View ViewModel (MVVM), which stabilizes the application and makes it highly customizable. For a detailed overview of the functionality, we refer to our wiki.
If you use ROS-Mobile for your research, please cite
@article{rottmann2020ros,
title={ROS-Mobile: An Android application for the Robot Operating System},
author={Rottmann, Nils and Studt, Nico and Ernst, Floris and Rueckert, Elmar},
journal={arXiv preprint arXiv:2011.02781},
year={2020}
}
Markdown: Rottmann et al., 2020
Plain text: N. Rottmann, N. Studt, F. Ernst, and E. Rueckert. 2020. ROS-Mobile: An Android application for the Robot Operating System. arXiv preprint arXiv:2011.02781.(2020).
There are three different ways for installing ROS-Mobile onto your mobile device: Built from source, install current apk, download from Google Playstore. We highly recommend to use the download function from the Google Playstore.
The following Nodes are currently supported by ROS-Mobile. For a comprehensive overview over the functionality of each node have a look into Nodes Description in the wiki. Additional Nodes will be available in upcoming Versions or can be easily added independently. See the How to add your own Nodes section in the wiki.
Debug (similar to rostopic echo)
Joystick (geometry_msgs/Twist)
GridMap (nav_msgs/OccupancyGrid)
Camera (sensor_msgs/Image, sensor_msgs/CompressedImage)
GPS (sensor_msgs/NavSatFix)
Button (std_msgs/Bool)
Logger (std_msgs/String)
Manually map an apartment environment using a differential drive robot. Therefore, we connected the application with the ROS master running the differential drive robot over wireless LAN by inserting the correct IP address in the MASTER configuration tab, first figure. Adding ROS nodes in the DETAILS tab, second figure and third figure, enables the control of the differential drive robot via a joystick method sending geometry_msgs/Twist to a cmd_vel topic and the visualization of the generated occupancy grid map by subscribing to the map topic via a gridmap method. In the VIZ tab, most right figure, the recorded occupancy grid map is displayed as well as the joystick. The joystick can be used via touch for sending control inputs over the cmd_vel topic to the differential drive robot. For a more detailed examples, we refer to our wiki.
The MIT License (MIT) Copyright (c) 2020 Nils Rottmann, Nico Studt
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