Husky
ROS Software Maintainer: Clearpath Robotics
Husky is a rugged, outdoor-ready unmanned ground vehicle (UGV), suitable for research and rapid prototyping applications. Husky fully supports ROS—all of the packages are available in the Husky github org.
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Installation
These tutorials assume that you are comfortable with ROS and the catkin build system. Please familiarize yourself using the ROS and catkin tutorials.
These tutorials will guide you on setting up a Husky robot PC with ROS Indigo. If you are upgrading from an earlier ROS distribution, please make sure to do a thorough backup of your system.
- Backing Up Husky Configuration
Backing Up the Husky robot PC to preserve existing/factory configuration.
- Install and Configure Husky Software
Setting up the Husky robot PC from scratch using an installer image.
- Customize Husky Configuration
Adding customizations to the base Husky robot configuration.
Usage
Husky can be used in both real and simulated environments. If you are using a physical Husky, please make sure all your peripherals are plugged in, turn on the robot, and skip directly to step 2.
- Simulating Husky
How to bring up a simulated Husky robot using the Gazebo simulator.
- Interfacing with Husky
How to visualize, control, and communicate with a real or simulated Husky robot from your desktop.
Demo Applications
A simulated Husky can run several sample demonstrations out of the box. These may require additional tuning and/or configuration prior to running on a physical Husky robot.
1. Navigation
2. Manipulation
- Husky UR5 Mobile Manipulation Demo (Simulation)
Running a Husky UR5 with mobile manipulation capabilities.
Package Components
Please click through to any of the below packages for component information.
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