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Real-time execution and remote monitoring and tuning of BDSim Block-Diagrams for modelling and control of Dynamical Systems
Real-time execution and remote monitoring and tuning of BDSim Block-Diagrams for modelling and control of Dynamical Systems. See https://github.com/petercorke/bdsim for the base framework and simulation package.
TODO: more docs
Web-based telemetry and parameter tuning interface for BDSim
Note: Screen-recording lead to low FPS - usual FPS was around 30 on the laptop used (max for webcam).
Note: under heavy development (pre-alpha). These instructions will not fully work at the time of writing, but is supposed to give an idea of the usage once released.
pip install "bdsim_realtime[opencv]" # opencv optional
First, start the server and keep it running:
python -m bdsim_realtime.webapp
Then, add and run your bdsim script,
import bdsim, numpy as np
import bdsim_realtime
# setup block-diagram and tuner client
bd = bdsim.BDSim(packages="bdsim_realtime").blockdiagram()
# All TunableBlocks within this context manager will register their parameters swith the Tuner
with bdsim_realtime.tuning.tuners.TcpClientTuner() as tuner:
# use first local camera available
clock = bd.clock(24, unit='Hz')
bgr = bd.CAMERA(0, clock=clock)
# display in web stream
bd.DISPLAY(bgr, name="BGR Stream", web_stream_host=tuner, show_fps=True)
# tune system parameters in the web editor
gain = tuner.param(1, min=0, max=100)
# stream some telemetry data (random for demo)
data = bd.FUNCTION(
lambda _: (gain.val * np.random.rand(3)).tolist(),
nin=1, # unused import required here to use function as a Clocked Source Block
nout=3
)
bd.connect(bgr, data)
bd.TUNERSCOPE(
data[0], data[1], data[2],
nin=3,
labels=['x', 'y', 'z'],
name='Random Data',
tuner=tuner)
bd.compile() # perform verification
bdsim_realtime.run(bd, tuner=tuner) # run forever
Now access the tuner at http://localhost:8080
python -m venv .venv # create venv
source .venv/bin/activate # activate venv
pip install -e ".[opencv]" # install in editable symlink mode
npm i # install JS deps
npm run dev # run hot-reloaded app
Same as non-development version. Run:
python -m bdsim_realtime.webapp
And then run your example / test script:
python examples/blob_detector_tuner.py
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Real-time execution and remote monitoring and tuning of BDSim Block-Diagrams for modelling and control of Dynamical Systems
We found that bdsim-realtime demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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