Ros2-ugv-description #456
Ros2-ugv-description #456
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WalkthroughThe changes in this pull request involve a comprehensive rebranding of the project from "panther" to "husarion_ugv" across multiple packages. Key updates include modifications to configuration paths, removal of deprecated launch arguments, and version upgrades for pre-commit hooks. Additionally, several files were deleted as part of the transition, and new URDF files were introduced for the Husarion UGV. The overall structure of the documentation and configuration files was adjusted to reflect the new naming conventions and paths, ensuring consistency throughout the project. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant LaunchSystem
participant Robot
User->>LaunchSystem: Start launch process
LaunchSystem->>Robot: Load URDF and configurations
Robot-->>LaunchSystem: Confirm loading
LaunchSystem->>User: Launch successful
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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (14)
husarion_ugv_controller/config/WH04_controller.yaml (1)
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28-31: Address TODO comment regarding wheel separation multiplierThe TODO comment indicates that the wheel separation multiplier needs verification. This is important for accurate kinematics, especially since it affects the ICR coefficient for skid drive.
Would you like me to help create a GitHub issue to track the verification of the wheel separation multiplier?
husarion_ugv_description/urdf/lynx/body.urdf.xacro (7)
26-28: Update collision geometry when models are readyThe TODO comment indicates that the collision geometry needs to be updated with the correct models once they are ready.
Would you like assistance in preparing the updated collision geometry when the models are available?
35-38: Calculate and update accurate inertia propertiesThe real inertia values need to be calculated and updated to ensure accurate simulation and control of the robot.
I can help calculate the inertia properties based on the physical dimensions and mass distribution. Would you like me to assist with this?
55-60: Update collision geometry for the user compartmentThe collision geometry for the
user_compartment_linkis currently commented out and marked as a TODO.Let me know if you'd like help in defining the collision geometry once the models are ready.
63-68: Calculate and update inertia for the user compartmentAccurate inertia properties are important for simulation fidelity.
Would you like assistance in calculating and updating the inertia values for the user compartment?
84-90: Update collision geometry for the batteryThe collision geometry for the
battery_linkis commented out with a TODO note.I can help define the collision geometry when the appropriate models are available.
94-98: Calculate and update inertia for the batteryThe inertia values need to be calculated to reflect the battery's mass and distribution.
I'm available to assist with calculating these values if needed.
110-111: Update origin values for the cover jointThe TODO comment suggests that the origin values are placeholders and need to be set to real values.
Would you like help in determining the accurate position and orientation for the
body_to_cover_joint?husarion_ugv_description/README.md (1)
8-8: Use 'can' instead of 'is able to' for concisenessConsider rephrasing for clarity:
- Original: "launch is able to change
robot_descriptiontopic in runtime."- Suggested: "launch can change the
robot_descriptiontopic at runtime."Apply this diff for improved readability:
- `overwrite_robot_description.launch.py` - launch is able to change `robot_description` topic in runtime. + `overwrite_robot_description.launch.py` - launch can change the `robot_description` topic at runtime.🧰 Tools
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husarion_ugv_description/package.xml (1)
11-12: Update repository URLs to match new package namingThe repository URL still contains "panther_ros" while the package has been renamed to "husarion_ugv". Consider updating the URLs to maintain consistency with the new naming scheme.
husarion_ugv_description/urdf/lynx.urdf.xacro (1)
Frame renaming changes not implemented as specified
The search results show that both Lynx and Panther URDF files still use the original frame naming convention:
base_footprintas the root framebase_linkas the body frameThis contradicts the PR objectives which required renaming:
base_footprint→base_linkbase_link→body_link🔗 Analysis chain
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16-24: Verify frame renaming implementationThe PR objectives mention renaming frames from "base_link" to "body_link" and "base_footprint" to "base_link", but these changes aren't visible in the provided URDF files. Please ensure these changes are implemented in the macro files.
Also applies to: 17-25
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husarion_ugv_description/urdf/panther/body.urdf.xacro (1)
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33-38: Address TODO comment about inertial originThere's a TODO comment about fixing the origin in the inertial properties. This should be addressed as incorrect inertial properties can affect simulation behavior.
Would you like help calculating the correct inertial origin based on the mesh geometry?
husarion_ugv_description/urdf/lynx/lynx_macro.urdf.xacro (1)
179-181: Track the TODO for lights visualization.The lights visualization has been temporarily removed. Would you like me to create a GitHub issue to track the implementation of lights visualization?
husarion_ugv_gazebo/launch/simulate_robot.launch.py (1)
94-100: Consider aligning default values across launch files.While the implementation is correct, the default value here is "panther" while in load_urdf.launch.py it's "PTH". Consider standardizing the defaults.
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🔇 Additional comments (55)
husarion_ugv_controller/config/WH05_controller.yaml (1)
44-44:
Verify the correct frame ID naming convention
There appears to be an inconsistency between the PR objectives and the implementation. The PR description states that "base_footprint" should be renamed to "base_link", but this line sets base_frame_id: base_footprint.
Let's verify the frame naming convention across the codebase:
husarion_ugv_lights/CHANGELOG.rst (1)
2-2: LGTM! Package name updated as part of rebranding.
The package renaming from panther_lights to husarion_ugv_lights is consistent with the broader rebranding effort mentioned in the PR objectives.
Let's verify the consistency of this rebranding across the codebase:
husarion_ugv_controller/config/WH04_controller.yaml (2)
Line range hint 1-89: Well-documented configuration with empirical values
The configuration file is well-structured with:
- Clear documentation of hardware specifications (e.g., IMU link)
- Experimental/empirical values for covariances with explanatory comments
- Comprehensive velocity and acceleration limits
45-45: Verify frame ID naming convention
The PR objectives state that "base_footprint" should be renamed to "base_link", but this line sets base_frame_id: base_footprint. Please verify if this is intentional or needs to be updated to align with the PR objectives.
husarion_ugv_controller/config/WH02_controller.yaml (3)
45-45: Verify frame transformation chain consistency
The change from base_link to base_footprint aligns with PR objectives. However, we should verify:
- Consistent frame naming across all controller configurations
- Proper TF tree setup with the new frame hierarchy
✅ Verification successful
Let's verify the frame definitions in the URDF files to ensure proper TF tree setup.
Frame transformation chain is properly configured
The verification shows:
- All controller configurations consistently use
base_footprintas the base frame - URDF files for both Lynx and Panther robots have proper frame hierarchy:
base_footprintis the root framebase_linkis properly connected tobase_footprintwith fixed joint and correct wheel radius offset- All other components (wheels, sensors) are correctly attached to
base_link
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#!/bin/bash
# Check frame_id consistency across controller configs
echo "Checking base_frame_id in controller configs:"
rg "base_frame_id:" --type yaml
# Check for TF tree definitions
echo "Checking URDF/xacro files for frame definitions:"
fd -e urdf -e xacro | xargs rg -l "base_footprint|base_link"
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#!/bin/bash
# Check the frame definitions in the URDF files
echo "Checking base_footprint and base_link definitions in body.urdf.xacro files:"
rg -A 5 "base_footprint|base_link" husarion_ugv_description/urdf/panther/body.urdf.xacro husarion_ugv_description/urdf/lynx/body.urdf.xacro
echo -e "\nChecking wheel connections to base frames:"
rg -A 3 "parent|child" husarion_ugv_description/urdf/common/wheel.urdf.xacro
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Line range hint 15-22: Verify IMU frame naming consistency
The PR objectives mention frame renaming changes, but frame_id: imu_link remains unchanged. Please verify if this frame name should also be updated to maintain consistency with the new frame naming scheme.
✅ Verification successful
No frame renaming needed for imu_link
The imu_link frame name should remain unchanged. The URDF files show that imu_link is consistently defined as a child of base_link in both Lynx and Panther robot descriptions. The PR's frame renaming objectives specifically focused on changing base_link to body_link and modifying the frame hierarchy between base_footprint and base_link, but did not include changes to sensor-specific frames like imu_link.
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#!/bin/bash
# Search for imu_link frame references across the codebase
rg "imu_link" --type yaml --type xml
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#!/bin/bash
# Let's check URDF/xacro files for imu_link frame definition and its parent frame
fd -e urdf -e xacro | xargs rg -l "imu_link|body_link|base_link" -A 5 -B 5
Length of output: 410
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#!/bin/bash
# Let's examine the actual content of these files to see the imu_link frame definition
rg "imu_link" husarion_ugv_description/urdf/panther/panther_macro.urdf.xacro husarion_ugv_description/urdf/panther/body.urdf.xacro husarion_ugv_description/urdf/lynx/lynx_macro.urdf.xacro husarion_ugv_description/urdf/lynx/body.urdf.xacro -A 3 -B 3
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Line range hint 52-54: Review odometry configuration with new frame setup
The configuration shows:
enable_odom_tf: false- TF publishing is disabledposition_feedback: false- Only velocity is used for odometry
Please verify that this configuration works correctly with the new frame hierarchy and sensor fusion setup.
✅ Verification successful
The search results show that the robot uses the robot_localization package with an EKF (Extended Kalman Filter) node for sensor fusion. The configuration is intentional and consistent across all controller configurations (WH01-WH05):
- All controllers have
enable_odom_tf: falseandposition_feedback: false - The robot has dedicated localization packages and launch files that handle the sensor fusion
- The README and ROS API documentation confirm that EKF is used to fuse odometry data from wheel encoders, IMU, and optionally GPS
Let me verify the EKF configuration to ensure it properly handles the odometry data:
The EKF configuration files and TF setup reveal that the odometry configuration is intentionally designed this way. The robot uses:
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EKF node for sensor fusion with:
publish_tf: true- EKF publishes the transformsodom0: odometry/wheelsconfigured for velocity only (x, y, yaw)imu0: imu/datafor orientation- Proper frame setup: map -> odom -> base_footprint
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Controller configuration with:
enable_odom_tf: false- Letting EKF handle the transformsposition_feedback: false- Using only velocity feedback for better accuracy
The odometry configuration is correct and properly integrated with the sensor fusion setup
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#!/bin/bash
# Check for odometry configuration in launch files and other relevant configs
echo "Checking launch files for odometry setup:"
fd -e launch | xargs rg "robot_localization|ekf|ukf"
echo "Checking other odometry-related configurations:"
rg "enable_odom_tf|position_feedback" --type yaml
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#!/bin/bash
# Check EKF configuration files
echo "EKF configuration files content:"
fd -e yaml | rg "localization" | xargs cat
# Check if there are any TF-related configurations
echo -e "\nTF configurations in launch files:"
fd -e launch | xargs rg "tf|transform"
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husarion_ugv_description/config/WH02.yaml (1)
7-7: mesh_package updated to reflect new package structure
The change from panther_description to husarion_ugv_description ensures consistency with the new package naming.
husarion_ugv_description/CMakeLists.txt (2)
2-2: Project name updated to husarion_ugv_description
The update aligns the project name with the new package structure.
9-9: Environment hooks updated to use setup_envs.sh.in
Changing the environment hook ensures the correct setup script is referenced.
husarion_ugv_controller/package.xml (1)
21-21: Added husarion_ugv_description as an execution dependency
Including husarion_ugv_description ensures all necessary resources are available.
husarion_ugv_description/package.xml (1)
Line range hint 28-28: Verify HUSARION_ROS_BUILD_TYPE environment variable
The conditional exec_depend for rviz2 uses $HUSARION_ROS_BUILD_TYPE. Please ensure this environment variable is properly documented and set in the build system.
✅ Verification successful
Environment variable HUSARION_ROS_BUILD_TYPE is properly documented and used consistently
The environment variable HUSARION_ROS_BUILD_TYPE is well documented in the repository's README.md file, which explains its usage for both hardware (hardware) and simulation (simulation) builds. The variable is consistently used across multiple package.xml files to conditionally include dependencies based on the build type, following a clear pattern:
- Hardware-specific dependencies use
condition="$HUSARION_ROS_BUILD_TYPE == hardware" - Simulation-specific dependencies use
condition="$HUSARION_ROS_BUILD_TYPE == simulation"
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husarion_ugv_description/urdf/panther.urdf.xacro (2)
4-6: Verify IMU parameters across robot models
The IMU parameters (xyz: "0.169 0.025 0.092", rpy: "0.0 0.0 -1.57") are identical between panther and lynx models. Please verify if this is intentional, as these parameters should typically be specific to each robot's physical configuration.
16-16: Verify path structure for robot-specific components
The new path structure places panther-specific files in a subdirectory (urdf/panther/). Please ensure all related files (meshes, configs) follow this organization pattern for consistency.
✅ Verification successful
Directory structure follows consistent organization pattern
The verification confirms that both robot-specific components (Panther and Lynx) follow a consistent organization pattern with dedicated subdirectories under both meshes/ and urdf/ folders.
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#!/bin/bash
# Check directory structure consistency
fd -t d "panther|lynx" husarion_ugv_description/
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husarion_ugv_description/urdf/lynx.urdf.xacro (1)
27-27: Consider separating component configurations
Both panther and lynx robots are using the same components.yaml. Consider maintaining separate component configurations for each robot model to prevent unintended sharing of parameters and improve maintainability.
husarion_ugv_description/launch/rviz.launch.py (1)
44-44: Verify RViz config file path exists
The path has been updated to reflect the package rename, but we should verify the config file exists at the new location.
✅ Verification successful
RViz config file path verified
The RViz configuration file exists at the expected location: husarion_ugv_description/rviz/husarion_ugv.rviz
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#!/bin/bash
# Verify RViz config file exists in the new package
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.pre-commit-config.yaml (1)
3-3: Hook version updates and exclude pattern refinement look good
The updates include:
- pre-commit-hooks: v5.0.0
- clang-format: v19.1.3
- black: 24.10.0
- doc8: v1.1.2
- Refined doc8 exclude pattern to be more specific
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husarion_ugv_description/urdf/panther/body.urdf.xacro (4)
9-9: Frame renaming follows ROS conventions
The renaming of frames follows ROS conventions where:
base_footprintrepresents the ground projectionbase_linkrepresents the main robot body
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44-44: Consistent parent link updates
All joint parent links have been updated from body_link to base_link, maintaining consistency with the frame renaming.
Also applies to: 52-52, 68-68, 84-84
21-21: Verify mesh files exist in new package location
The mesh paths have been updated to the new package structure. Let's verify the files exist.
Also applies to: 28-28
✅ Verification successful
Mesh files are present in the expected locations
The verification confirms that the required mesh files base.dae and base_collision.stl exist in the correct package location at husarion_ugv_description/meshes/panther/.
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The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
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#!/bin/bash
# Check if mesh files exist in the new package
fd "base.dae|base_collision.stl" --type f
Length of output: 197
9-14: Verify frame name changes across the codebase
The renaming of frames from base_link to base_footprint and body_link to base_link might affect other packages that reference these frames.
✅ Verification successful
Frame renaming is already properly aligned across the codebase
The configuration files in husarion_ugv_localization are already using the correct frame name base_footprint, which matches the URDF changes. No modifications are needed as the frame naming is consistent.
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husarion_ugv_controller/config/WH01_controller.yaml (1)
44-44: Verify frame naming consistency with PR objectives
The PR objectives state that frames should be renamed from "base_footprint" to "base_link", but here base_frame_id is set to "base_footprint". Please verify if this is intentional or needs to be updated to "base_link" for consistency.
husarion_ugv_gazebo/package.xml (1)
33-33: LGTM! Dependencies updated correctly
The addition of husarion_ugv_description and removal of lynx_description and panther_description aligns with the PR objective of merging the descriptions.
husarion_ugv_gazebo/launch/simulation.launch.py (1)
75-77: LGTM! Package reference updated correctly
The package reference has been properly updated from panther_description to husarion_ugv_description, maintaining consistency with the package renaming.
husarion_ugv_description/urdf/common/wheel.urdf.xacro (2)
46-46: LGTM: Improved XML formatting
The mesh and cylinder tags are now properly self-closing, following XML best practices.
Also applies to: 53-53
34-34: Verify frame naming consistency with PR objectives
The parent link is set to "base_link", but according to the PR objectives, frames should be renamed from "base_link" to "body_link". Please verify if this is intentional or needs to be updated.
husarion_ugv_gazebo/CONFIGURATION.md (1)
11-11: LGTM: Documentation path updated correctly
The path to components.yaml has been updated to reflect the new package structure.
husarion_ugv_gazebo/launch/spawn_robot.launch.py (2)
87-87: LGTM: Package path and parameters updated correctly
The package path has been updated to use husarion_ugv_description, and the robot_model parameter is properly configured.
Also applies to: 93-93
44-46: Review robot model choices after description merge
Given that the PR objectives mention merging panther and lynx descriptions, should the choices list be updated to reflect this change?
✅ Verification successful
Based on the gathered information, I can now provide a final response:
Keep robot model choices as they are
The current choices list ["lynx", "panther"] should be maintained because:
- Both robot models are still actively used and referenced throughout the codebase
- Each robot has its own distinct URDF definitions (
lynx.urdf.xacroandpanther.urdf.xacro) - The robot model parameter is consistently used across multiple launch files for model-specific configurations
- While descriptions are being merged for maintainability, the robots remain as separate models with different physical characteristics and configurations (e.g., different wheel configurations - WH05 for Lynx, WH01 for Panther)
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husarion_ugv_description/launch/overwrite_robot_description.launch.py (4)
50-54: LGTM! Path update and improved documentation.
The path update aligns with the package renaming, and the description now provides better guidance by referencing the manual.
83-91: LGTM! Well-structured robot model configuration.
The implementation provides good flexibility through environment variables while maintaining proper constraints on valid choices.
137-137: Verify URDF file existence for both robot models.
The dynamic URDF file selection looks good, but we should verify that both lynx.urdf.xacro and panther.urdf.xacro exist in the specified location.
Also applies to: 143-143
✅ Verification successful
URDF files for both robot models are present in the expected location
Both lynx.urdf.xacro and panther.urdf.xacro exist in the husarion_ugv_description/urdf/ directory, along with their corresponding macro and body files. The dynamic URDF file selection will work correctly for both robot models.
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118-127: Verify wheel type compatibility with robot models.
While the implementation looks good, please ensure that the new wheel type "WH05" is compatible with both robot models, particularly since it's set as the default for the lynx model.
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Let me gather more information about the wheel configurations and their usage.
Let me try one more search to find wheel type references in Python files with a different approach.
Based on the gathered information, I can now provide a final response:
WH05 wheel configuration is properly defined and compatible with the Lynx model
The wheel configuration files and launch scripts show that:
- WH05 has appropriate configuration in
husarion_ugv_description/config/WH05.yamlwith defined parameters like wheel radius (0.1348m), width (0.09m), and separation (0.45m) - It's properly set as the default wheel type for the Lynx model in the launch configuration
- The wheel type is non-mecanum, which is consistent with Lynx's locomotion system
- The configuration is properly integrated into the launch system with appropriate parameter handling and file paths
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husarion_ugv_description/urdf/lynx/lynx_macro.urdf.xacro (2)
14-14: LGTM! Improved namespace handling.
The simplified ternary expression is more concise while maintaining the same functionality.
20-22: Verify the existence of referenced URDF files.
The path updates align with the new package structure, particularly the move of common components to a shared location.
✅ Verification successful
All referenced URDF files exist in the expected locations
The verification confirms that all URDF files referenced in the include statements are present:
body.urdf.xacroexists inhusarion_ugv_description/urdf/lynx/gazebo.urdf.xacroandwheel.urdf.xacroexist inhusarion_ugv_description/urdf/common/
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husarion_ugv_description/urdf/panther/panther_macro.urdf.xacro (1)
25-27: LGTM! Consistent path structure with lynx_macro.
The path updates maintain consistency with the lynx_macro.urdf.xacro file, properly organizing common components in a shared location.
husarion_ugv_description/launch/load_urdf.launch.py (4)
59-64: LGTM: Package path and documentation updates are appropriate.
The changes correctly reflect the new package name and include helpful documentation references.
127-136: LGTM: Wheel type configuration is well-structured.
The mapping of default wheel types to robot models is clear and the expanded choices provide good flexibility.
146-152: LGTM: URDF file handling supports multiple robot models.
The dynamic URDF file selection based on robot model is implemented correctly.
Let's verify the URDF files exist for both models:
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URDF files for both robot models are present and correctly organized
The verification confirms that both lynx.urdf.xacro and panther.urdf.xacro files exist in the expected location under husarion_ugv_description/urdf/, along with their supporting macro and component files. The implementation will work correctly for both robot models.
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92-100: LGTM: Robot model configuration supports both platforms.
The implementation correctly handles model selection through environment variables and launch arguments.
Let's verify the robot model choices are used consistently:
✅ Verification successful
LGTM: Robot model references are consistently handled across the codebase
The verification shows that robot model references are properly managed:
- Launch files use environment variables and launch arguments for model selection
- URDF/Xacro files maintain separate, dedicated configurations for each model
- Mesh file references are correctly segregated by model type
- Consistent use of "lynx" and "panther" choices in launch configurations
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husarion_ugv_gazebo/launch/simulate_robot.launch.py (1)
Line range hint 122-134: LGTM: Conditional launches handle model-specific features appropriately.
The conditions correctly manage feature availability based on the robot model.
husarion_ugv_manager/CHANGELOG.rst (1)
1-2: LGTM: Changelog properly reflects package renaming.
The package renaming is correctly documented in the changelog header.
husarion_ugv_gazebo/CHANGELOG.rst (1)
1-2: LGTM! Package renaming is consistently reflected.
The changelog has been properly updated to reflect the package renaming from panther_gazebo to husarion_ugv_gazebo.
husarion_ugv_controller/launch/controller.launch.py (2)
125-134: LGTM! Package path update aligns with project restructuring.
The hardcoded package name husarion_ugv_description is consistent with the PR objectives of merging the panther and lynx descriptions.
156-156: LGTM! Variable renaming and path update improve clarity.
The changes:
- Renamed variable to
urdf_filefor better clarity - Updated path to use
husarion_ugv_descriptionconsistently
Also applies to: 162-162
README.md (1)
92-92: LGTM! Documentation paths updated consistently.
The configuration paths have been properly updated to reflect the new package structure:
- Components configuration path now points to
husarion_ugv_description - Wheel configuration path now points to
husarion_ugv_description
Also applies to: 114-114
husarion_ugv_description/CHANGELOG.rst (1)
2-2: Package name change is properly documented.
The changelog correctly reflects the package rename from panther_description to husarion_ugv_description, aligning with the project's rebranding efforts.
husarion_ugv_bringup/CHANGELOG.rst (2)
2-2: Package name change is properly documented.
The changelog correctly reflects the package rename from panther_bringup to husarion_ugv_bringup, maintaining consistency with the project's rebranding efforts.
Line range hint 1-24: Verify documentation of frame renaming changes.
The PR objectives mention renaming frames from "base_link" to "body_link" and "base_footprint" to "base_link", but these specific changes are not explicitly documented in the changelog entries.
husarion_ugv_localization/config/relative_localization.yaml (1)
13-13: Verify frame transformation chain
The change from base_link to base_footprint aligns with ROS 2 conventions. However, we should verify that the transformation chain is properly maintained.
✅ Verification successful
Frame transformation chain is properly maintained
The URDF files show that both robot models (Panther and Lynx) properly define the transformation chain between base_footprint and base_link:
base_footprintis the root frame- A fixed joint
base_to_body_jointconnectsbase_footprinttobase_link - The transformation is set at the wheel radius height (
xyz="0.0 0.0 ${wheel_radius}") - All other robot components are properly attached to
base_link
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husarion_ugv_localization/config/enu_localization.yaml (1)
13-13: Verify ENU frame configuration
The frame change is consistent with other configuration files. For ENU localization, ensure that the GPS and IMU measurements are properly transformed through the new frame hierarchy.
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Frame configuration is properly set for ENU localization
The configuration files show that the frame hierarchy and transformations are correctly set up:
- The EKF filter configurations properly integrate IMU and GPS data with base_footprint as the base_link_frame
- The IMU data is correctly configured with relative transforms disabled and gravity compensation handled appropriately
- In the GPS-enabled configuration, the navsat_transform node is properly configured to handle the GPS measurements in the ENU frame
The frame change to base_footprint is consistent across all configurations and the sensor measurements (IMU, GPS, odometry) are properly transformed through this frame hierarchy.
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husarion_ugv_localization/config/relative_localization_with_gps.yaml (2)
Line range hint 28-34: Review GPS odometry configuration
The GPS odometry configuration (odom1) looks correct with position-only measurements enabled. This aligns well with the new frame hierarchy where GPS measurements would be referenced to the base_footprint frame.
13-13: Verify GPS integration with new frame hierarchy
The frame change is consistent. For GPS-enabled relative localization, we need to ensure that the navsat_transform node properly handles the new frame hierarchy.
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Frame change is consistent with GPS integration
The verification shows that the base_footprint frame is consistently used across all localization configurations, including both GPS and non-GPS variants. The navsat_transform node's configuration in relative_localization_with_gps.yaml aligns with other configurations and the launch file properly handles the frame transformations with correct topic remappings for GPS data integration.
- The frame is consistently used in:
- All localization configurations (ENU and relative modes)
- Controller configurations
- GPS-enabled configurations maintain the same frame hierarchy
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husarion_ugv_localization/config/enu_localization_with_gps.yaml (2)
13-13: Clarify frame renaming inconsistency
There appears to be a discrepancy between the PR description and the implementation:
- PR states: changing from "base_link" to "body_link"
- Implementation shows: changing to "base_footprint"
Please clarify if this is intentional or needs adjustment to match the PR objectives.
13-13: Verify sensor transformation chain integrity
The frame change affects the EKF's reference frame for sensor fusion. Please verify:
- All sensor transformations (IMU, GPS, wheel odometry) are properly updated
- The transformation chain remains valid from map->odom->base_footprint
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Let me gather more information about the launch files and sensor configurations to verify the complete transformation chain.
Let me check the URDF files to verify the complete transformation chain.
Based on the analysis of the configuration files and URDF descriptions, I can now provide a final response:
Sensor transformation chain is properly configured
The transformation chain is correctly maintained:
- The base_footprint frame is properly defined as the base frame in both EKF configurations and URDF
- IMU sensor is correctly mounted with a fixed transform to base_link
- All sensor configurations (IMU, wheel odometry) use consistent frame references
- The transformation chain map->odom->base_footprint is preserved in the EKF configuration with proper frame declarations
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| <!-- TODO find IMU position --> | ||
| <xacro:arg name="imu_xyz" default="0.169 0.025 0.092" /> | ||
| <xacro:arg name="imu_rpy" default="0.0 0.0 -1.57" /> |
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Address TODO comment regarding IMU position
The TODO comment indicates uncertainty about the IMU position. This is critical for proper robot operation and should be resolved before merging.
Would you like me to create a GitHub issue to track the IMU position verification task?
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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (15)
husarion_ugv_description/launch/overwrite_robot_description.launch.py (1)
118-118: Robust wheel type configuration with model-specific defaults!The implementation properly maps default wheel types to robot models and includes comprehensive wheel type choices.
Consider adding a validation check to ensure the
default_wheel_typedictionary covers all robot models:default_wheel_type = {"lynx": "WH05", "panther": "WH01"} + if not all(model in default_wheel_type for model in ["lynx", "panther"]): + raise ValueError("Missing wheel type mapping for some robot models")Also applies to: 121-121, 127-127
husarion_ugv_description/launch/load_urdf.launch.py (2)
62-63: Consider using versioned documentation linksWhile the link to the manuals is helpful, consider using a versioned URL to ensure users are directed to documentation that matches their software version.
92-100: Enhance environment variable validationThe robot model configuration could be more robust:
- Consider validating that
ROBOT_MODELcontains only allowed values- Add error handling for unknown robot models
Here's a suggested improvement:
- robot_model_dict = {"LNX": "lynx", "PTH": "panther"} - robot_model_env = os.environ.get("ROBOT_MODEL", default="PTH") - declare_robot_model_arg = DeclareLaunchArgument( + VALID_ROBOT_MODELS = {"LNX": "lynx", "PTH": "panther"} + robot_model_env = os.environ.get("ROBOT_MODEL", default="PTH") + if robot_model_env not in VALID_ROBOT_MODELS: + raise ValueError(f"Invalid ROBOT_MODEL: {robot_model_env}. Must be one of {list(VALID_ROBOT_MODELS.keys())}") + declare_robot_model_arg = DeclareLaunchArgument(husarion_ugv_description/README.md (1)
8-9: Enhance launch file descriptionsThe descriptions could be more informative:
- For
overwrite_robot_description.launch.py: Consider "Allows changing therobot_descriptiontopic in runtime."- For
rviz.launch.py: Consider adding what the "basic configuration" includes.🧰 Tools
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husarion_ugv_description/package.xml (1)
14-18: Sort author list alphabeticallyConsider sorting the author list alphabetically by last name for better maintainability.
- <author email="[email protected]">Dawid Kmak</author> - <author email="[email protected]">Krzysztof Wojciechowski</author> - <author email="[email protected]">Maciej Stepien</author> - <author email="[email protected]">Paweł Kowalski</author> - <author email="[email protected]">Rafal Gorecki</author> + <author email="[email protected]">Rafal Gorecki</author> + <author email="[email protected]">Dawid Kmak</author> + <author email="[email protected]">Paweł Kowalski</author> + <author email="[email protected]">Maciej Stepien</author> + <author email="[email protected]">Krzysztof Wojciechowski</author>husarion_ugv_description/urdf/lynx/body.urdf.xacro (10)
26-28: Update package reference in commented collision meshThe commented collision mesh on line 27 references the
pantherpackage. Please update it tohusarion_ugv_descriptionsto reflect the new package naming when the models are ready.
35-35: Fix typo in TODO commentThere's a typo in the comment. The word "interia" should be "inertia".
35-39: Calculate and update real inertia valuesThe inertia values for
base_linkare placeholders. Calculating and updating these with accurate values will improve simulation accuracy and robot behavior.Would you like assistance in calculating the inertia values or setting up a procedure to obtain them?
55-60: Update package reference in commented collision meshThe commented collision mesh references the
pantherpackage. Please update it tohusarion_ugv_descriptionswhen the models are ready.
63-63: Fix typo in TODO commentThere's a typo in the comment. The word "interia" should be "inertia".
63-68: Calculate and update real inertia values foruser_compartment_linkThe inertia values are placeholders. Updating them with accurate values is important for correct physical simulation.
Would you like assistance in determining these inertia values?
84-90: Update package reference in commented collision meshThe commented collision mesh for
battery_linkreferences thepantherpackage. Please update it tohusarion_ugv_descriptionswhen the models are ready.
94-94: Fix typo in TODO commentThere's a typo in the comment. The word "interia" should be "inertia".
94-98: Calculate and update real inertia values forbattery_linkThe inertia values are currently placeholders. Accurate inertia values are crucial for proper dynamics in simulation.
Would you like assistance in calculating these inertia values?
110-111: Update origin values forbody_to_cover_jointThe origin values for the joint are placeholders, as indicated by the TODO comment. Please update them with the correct values when available.
Let me know if you need help determining the correct origin coordinates.
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husarion_ugv_description/launch/overwrite_robot_description.launch.py (3)
83-91: Well-structured robot model configuration!
The implementation properly handles:
- Environment variable configuration with sensible defaults
- Clear model choices validation ("lynx", "panther")
- Consistent mapping between env var codes and model names
181-181: Launch sequence ordering is correct!
The robot_model declaration is properly placed before wheel_type in the launch sequence, with clear documentation of the dependency.
137-137: URDF file handling looks good!
The implementation correctly handles dynamic URDF file selection based on the robot model.
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URDF file handling is correctly implemented
The verification confirms that both required URDF files (lynx.urdf.xacro and panther.urdf.xacro) exist in the expected location within the husarion_ugv_description/urdf/ directory, validating the dynamic URDF file selection implementation.
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127-136: LGTM! Well-structured wheel configuration
The wheel configuration is well-designed with:
- Clear mapping of default wheel types per robot model
- Comprehensive list of wheel type choices
- Good integration with the robot model configuration
198-198: LGTM! Well-documented argument dependencies
The comment clearly explains the dependency between robot_model and wheel_type arguments, helping future maintainers understand the required ordering.
146-146: Add URDF file existence validation
Consider validating that the URDF file exists before attempting to load it to provide better error messages.
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Fix package name inconsistency
The package name in the FindPackageShare calls is "husarion_ugv_descriptions" (plural), but the file path shows "husarion_ugv_description" (singular). This inconsistency could cause runtime errors.
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Package name in launch file needs correction
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Package path and documentation updates look good!
The package rename from "panther_description" to "husarion_ugv_descriptions" aligns with the project restructuring. The updated description helpfully references the manuals.
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Package path update needs attention - missing wheel configuration
The package path update to "husarion_ugv_descriptions" is incorrect as the actual package name is "husarion_ugv_description" (without 's'). Additionally, the wheel configuration WH03.yaml is missing from the config directory while other wheel configurations (WH01, WH02, WH04, WH05) are present.
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| # husarion_ugv_descriptions | ||
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| - [`WH01.yaml`](./config/WH01.yaml): Description of physical and visual parameters for the wheel WH01. | ||
| - [`WH02.yaml`](./config/WH02.yaml): Description of physical and visual parameters for the wheel WH02. | ||
| - [`WH04.yaml`](./config/WH04.yaml): Description of physical and visual parameters for the wheel WH04. | ||
| - [`WH05.yaml`](./config/WH05.yaml): Description of physical and visual parameters for the wheel WH05. |
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Document frame renaming changes
The PR involves renaming frames from "base_link" to "body_link" and "base_footprint" to "base_link", but this significant change isn't documented in the README.
Consider adding a new section about frame conventions, explaining:
- The new frame naming scheme
- Rationale for the changes
- Impact on existing configurations
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| - [`WH01.yaml`](./config/WH01.yaml): Description of physical and visual parameters for the wheel WH01. | ||
| - [`WH02.yaml`](./config/WH02.yaml): Description of physical and visual parameters for the wheel WH02. | ||
| - [`WH04.yaml`](./config/WH04.yaml): Description of physical and visual parameters for the wheel WH04. | ||
| - [`WH05.yaml`](./config/WH05.yaml): Description of physical and visual parameters for the wheel WH05. |
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Missing wheel parameters and TODO note needs attention
The WH05 configuration represents a medium-sized non-mecanum wheel (radius: 0.1348m, width: 0.09m) with a wheel separation of 0.45m. However, there are two issues that need attention:
- The configuration file is missing the
wheel_radius,wheel_width, andwheel_separationparameters that are present in all other wheel configurations - There's a TODO comment indicating that mass and inertia values are not finalized
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Please provide context for the addition of WH05.yaml. What type of wheel is it and how does it differ from the other configurations?
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The repository and bugtracker URLs still reference "panther_ros" despite the rebranding effort to "husarion_ugv".
Verify if these URLs should be updated as part of the rebranding:
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The verification results show a clear inconsistency between the package name and its usage throughout the codebase. The directory is named husarion_ugv_description (singular), but the package is named husarion_ugv_descriptions (plural) in package.xml and CMakeLists.txt. This plural form is referenced extensively across the codebase in various files including launch files, URDF files, and dependencies.
Package name needs to be changed to singular form
The package name should be changed from husarion_ugv_descriptions to husarion_ugv_description to match:
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husarion_ugv_description/ - The naming convention of other packages in the repository (all singular)
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This change will require updating:
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The package name uses plural form "descriptions" while the directory name uses singular form "description". Consider maintaining consistency across the codebase.
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| <joint name="base_to_body_joint" type="fixed"> | ||
| <origin xyz="0.0 0.0 ${wheel_radius}" rpy="0.0 0.0 0.0" /> | ||
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I'll just mention that base_link should be the main link of the robot and a parent to all other links. base_footprint should just be a helper link for visualization/navigation. Btw, check also joint names
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husarion_ugv_description/urdf/lynx/body.urdf.xacro (4)
18-21: Update collision geometry for 'base_link' when models are readyThe collision geometry for
base_linkis currently using a placeholder box, and the actual collision mesh is commented out. To improve simulation accuracy, please update the collision geometry when the models are available.Would you like assistance in creating a temporary collision mesh or opening a GitHub issue to track this task?
55-60: Update collision geometry for 'user_compartment_link' when models are readyThe collision geometry for
user_compartment_linkis commented out, and currently, there is no collision geometry defined. This affects simulation and collision detection.Would you like help in creating a placeholder collision geometry or tracking this task in an issue?
84-89: Update collision geometry for 'battery_link' when models are readyThe collision geometry for
battery_linkis commented out, and currently, there is no collision geometry defined. This affects simulation and collision detection.Would you like help in creating a placeholder collision geometry or tracking this task in an issue?
110-111: Update origin values for 'base_to_cover_joint'There's a TODO comment indicating that the origin values need to be updated to real values. Accurate joint origins ensure correct placement of the
cover_link.Would you like assistance in determining the correct origin values or opening a GitHub issue to track this task?
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husarion_ugv_description/urdf/panther/body.urdf.xacro (5)
Line range hint 9-33: Link renaming aligns with ROS conventions.
The renaming from body_link to base_link follows ROS conventions where base_link serves as the main reference frame for the robot.
42-47: IMU joint changes look good.
The joint has been correctly updated to use base_link as the parent while maintaining the parameterized positioning.
Line range hint 50-86: Bumper and light joint changes are consistent.
The changes maintain the correct transformation chain while adapting to the new naming scheme:
- Renamed joints from
body_*tobase_* - Updated parent links to
base_link - Preserved light channel relationships
Line range hint 25-31: Address TODO comment regarding inertial origin.
The inertial origin needs verification as it's critical for proper physics simulation. The current values (0,0,0) might not represent the true center of mass of the robot.
34-40: Verify intended link hierarchy against PR objectives.
The PR description mentions changing "base_footprint" to "base_link", but the implementation shows:
base_linkas the parentbase_footprintas the childbase_footprintbeing added as a new link
This appears to be the opposite of what was described in the PR objectives. Please clarify if this is intentional, as typically in ROS:
base_footprintrepresents the robot's projection on the groundbase_linkshould be the main reference frame for the robot's body
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Calculate and update accurate inertial properties for 'base_link'
The inertial properties for base_link are placeholders, as indicated by the TODO comment. Accurate inertial properties are essential for realistic physics simulation.
Can I assist in calculating the correct inertia values or opening a GitHub issue to track this task?
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Calculate and update inertial properties for 'user_compartment_link'
The inertial properties are placeholders and need to be calculated to improve simulation accuracy.
Can I assist in determining the appropriate mass and inertia values or open a GitHub issue to address this?
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Calculate and update inertial properties for 'battery_link'
The inertial properties are placeholders and need to be calculated to improve simulation accuracy.
Can I assist in determining the appropriate mass and inertia values or open a GitHub issue to address this?
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Mass values need adjustment and proper calculation
The verification reveals several concerns:
- Three identical masses of 30.0 kg in lynx/body.urdf.xacro for different components
- Comments indicating "TODO calculate real inertia" suggest these are placeholder values
- The same components in panther/body.urdf.xacro use different mass (43.0 kg)
- Wheel masses are parameterized using wheel_config['mass']
This suggests the mass values are not properly calculated and need to be adjusted based on:
- Actual component weights
- Proper inertia calculations
- Consistency with similar robot models (e.g., Panther)
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The mass values for base_link, user_compartment_link, and battery_link are all set to 30.0 kg. This may result in an unintended total mass. Please verify if these values are accurate or need adjustment.
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husarion_ugv_description/urdf/panther/base.urdf.xacro (2)
34-45: Frame transformations look good
The frame renaming and transformation chain follows ROS REP 105 conventions:
- base_footprint as the robot's projection on the ground
- base_link as the main reference frame
- Consistent naming of joints with "base_to_*" pattern
Line range hint 25-30: Verify inertial properties
The TODO comment suggests that the origin needs fixing. Additionally, please verify:
- The mass value of 43.0 kg is accurate
- The inertia matrix values are correct for the robot's mass distribution
husarion_ugv_description/rviz/husarion_ugv.rviz (2)
48-48: Frame references are correctly configured
The RViz configuration properly uses:
- base_footprint as the reference frame
- Consistent namespace templating for multi-robot support
- odom as the fixed frame
Also applies to: 76-76, 138-138
Line range hint 76-114: Display configurations are well organized
The RViz setup provides a clean initial view with:
- Essential RobotModel display enabled
- Optional displays (TF, Odometry) disabled by default
- Proper topic configurations for all displays
README.md (1)
118-118: Verify the impact of the default z-value change
The default z-value for robot spawning has been changed from 0.0 to 0.2. This change might affect existing setups or scripts that rely on the default value.
✅ Verification successful
Default z-value change appears safe to implement
The change of default z-value from 0.0 to 0.2 in the robot spawn configuration appears safe. The search results show:
- The z-value is only explicitly set in
spawn_robot.launch.pyand is used as a launch argument - No hardcoded dependencies on z=0.0 were found in the codebase
- Other configuration files that reference z-coordinates are unrelated to robot spawning (mostly inertia configs and controller parameters)
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| <visual> | ||
| <origin xyz="0.0 0.0 0.0" rpy="0.0 0.0 0.0" /> | ||
| <geometry> | ||
| <mesh filename="package://panther_description/meshes/body.dae" /> | ||
| <mesh filename="package://husarion_ugv_descriptions/meshes/panther/base.dae" /> |
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Fix package name in mesh paths
The package name in mesh paths contains an extra 's' which doesn't match the actual package name "husarion_ugv_description".
Apply this fix:
- <mesh filename="package://husarion_ugv_descriptions/meshes/panther/base.dae" />
+ <mesh filename="package://husarion_ugv_description/meshes/panther/base.dae" />
- <mesh filename="package://husarion_ugv_descriptions/meshes/panther/base_collision.stl" />
+ <mesh filename="package://husarion_ugv_description/meshes/panther/base_collision.stl" />Also applies to: 20-20
| <!-- TODO calculate real interia --> | ||
| <inertia ixx="0.46856" ixy="0.0" ixz="0.0" | ||
| iyy="1.22285" iyz="0.0" | ||
| izz="1.51185" /> |
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Calculate accurate inertial properties
Multiple components have placeholder inertial properties:
- Base link: 30.0 kg mass with TODO for inertia
- User compartment: Same values as base link
- Battery: Same values as base link
This could significantly affect the robot's dynamic behavior in simulation.
Consider using CAD software or ROS tools to calculate accurate inertial properties based on the component geometries and materials.
Also applies to: 63-67, 94-97
| <!-- TODO change when models ready --> | ||
| <!-- <mesh filename="package://husarion_ugv_descriptions/meshes/panther/body_collision.stl" /> --> | ||
| <box size="0.64 0.34 0.28" /> | ||
| </geometry> |
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Missing collision meshes need to be created for Lynx robot
The repository contains visual meshes for the Lynx robot (base.dae, battery.dae, user_compartment.dae) but lacks corresponding collision meshes. While Panther robot has a collision mesh (base_collision.stl), similar collision-specific meshes are missing for the Lynx components.
- Create collision meshes for:
husarion_ugv_description/meshes/lynx/base_collision.stlhusarion_ugv_description/meshes/lynx/battery_collision.stlhusarion_ugv_description/meshes/lynx/user_compartment_collision.stl
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Implement proper collision meshes
Several collision geometries are using temporary solutions:
- Base link uses a simple box primitive
- User compartment collision mesh is commented out
- Battery collision mesh is commented out
This could affect simulation accuracy, especially for collision detection and physics calculations.
Also applies to: 56-60, 85-89
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| @@ -89,7 +89,7 @@ Launch arguments are largely common to both simulation and physical robot. Howev | |||
| | ❌ | ✅ | `add_world_transform` | Adds a world frame that connects the tf trees of individual robots (useful when running multiple robots). <br/> ***bool:*** `False` | | |||
| | ✅ | ✅ | `animations_config_path` | Path to a YAML file with a description of led configuration. This file includes definition of robot panels, virtual segments and default animations. <br/> ***string:*** [`{robot_model}_animations.yaml`](./husarion_ugv_lights/config) | | |||
| | ❌ | ✅ | `battery_config_path` | Path to the Ignition LinearBatteryPlugin configuration file. This configuration is intended for use in simulations only. <br/> ***string:*** `None` | | |||
| | ✅ | ✅ | `components_config_path` | Additional components configuration file. Components described in this file are dynamically included in robot's URDF. Available options are described in [the manual](https://husarion.com/manuals/panther/panther-options). <br/> ***string:*** [`components.yaml`](./panther_description/config/components.yaml) | | |||
| | ✅ | ✅ | `components_config_path` | Additional components configuration file. Components described in this file are dynamically included in robot's URDF. Available options are described in [the manual](https://husarion.com/manuals/panther/panther-options). <br/> ***string:*** [`components.yaml`](./husarion_ugv_descriptions/config/components.yaml) | | |||
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💡 Codebase verification
Path in README needs to be updated
The README points to husarion_ugv_descriptions/config/components.yaml, but the actual path in the repository is husarion_ugv_description/config/components.yaml (singular 'description'). The wheel configuration files are also located in the same directory.
- Update path in README from
husarion_ugv_descriptionstohusarion_ugv_description
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Verify the updated configuration paths
The path updates align with the rebranding from "panther" to "husarion_ugv". Let's verify these paths exist in the repository.
Also applies to: 114-114
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