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A number of these plans can be started (enabled) simultaniously, an can in principle be total independant. I.e.one can control the robot arm whele another controls the navigation. | A number of these plans can be started (enabled) simultaniously, an can in principle be total independant. I.e.one can control the robot arm whele another controls the navigation. | ||
===Language definition=== | |||
The language definition is: | |||
Plan :== ... |
Revision as of 08:30, 15 August 2008
Introduction
This plug-in implements a a language that is a mixture of a rule-based and a sequential based language. The idea is that a number of situations need permanent - or semi permanent - monitoring to get a good situation awareness for the root, and at the same time a large number of the robot tasks are better described by a sequential language.
This implementation attempts to cover this gab.
Language
An example function could look like this:
<?xml version="1.0" ?> <plan name="CrossRoad"> <init> odoPose.tripB = 0 nearRoad = false // define local variable <plan name="maxOdoDist" if="odoPose.tripB > 250"> print("Driven too far on odo " odoPose.tripB "m") // print message break CrossRoad // failed to cross road - could trigger a relocalization </plan> <plan name="closeToRoad" if="hypot(utmPose.poseY - 6174307, utmPose.poseX - 707873) < 15" > print("Cose to road slowing down) // print message smr.speed=0.5 // set the desired maximum speed in mrc interface module nearRoad = true // set flag disable // disable this rule (plan) </plan> <plan name="turn"> <parameter angle="pi" dist=1.0/> <commands to="smr.send"> # construct commands to MRC using the smr.send command 'drive @v ' smr.speed ' : ($drivendist > ' dist ')' 'turn ' angle 'drive : ($drivendist > ' dist ')' </commands> </plan> </init> print("started") enable("maxOdoDist") // should have found road by now enable("closeToRoad") // active until disabled. roaddrive.right(0.75) : nearRoad // follow road 75cm from edge until near road // more stuff missing here to detect traffic etc. ... turn() // turn back - using a call to a plan success=true <post> print("finsihed crossRoad - success=" success) </post> </plan>
A number of these plans can be started (enabled) simultaniously, an can in principle be total independant. I.e.one can control the robot arm whele another controls the navigation.
Language definition
The language definition is:
Plan :== ...