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Image readout, processing and SLAM library

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Lightweight Shared Memory Communications and Marshalling

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ROS port of Damian Manda's MOOS based sonar coverage based path planner. https://github.com/mandad/moos-ivp-manda

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Repository that contains a whole stack of ROS packages for the mobile manipulator MANFRED (UC3M)

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Cutting most types of maps in smaller more meaningful bits.

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Fusion multiple imperfect maps from multiple robots using SLAM, and produce a combined/adjusted final map.

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ROS Package for Map Multiplexer to support multi level traversal

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Some Multi-Agent Path Planning algorithms

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Modular ROS visualization tool for 2D data.

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Coverage path planning for an underwater robot monitoring an algae farm

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Source files generated during the development of my master research project.

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Master Thesis about Coverage Path Planning with Genetic Algorithms.

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The main goal of this work is to compare several local planning algorithms (planners). The assumption is to compare, two algorithms which are already implemented in ROS environment and two selected motion planning algorithms. Based on the performed research of the available motion planning approaches, two algorithms have been selected, Potential field based algorithm and BUG0 algorithm (Chapters 2-3). In order to achieve the main goal of this master thesis, the whole test environment based on ROS has been created. The Gazebo2 simulator and the Pioneer 3-DX robot model have been used in that order. The Gazebo2 simulator and the robot model have been configured with the ROS environment compatibility (Chapter 4). Selected algorithms have been implemented in Python 2.7 programming language. Implemented algorithms and ROS algorithms have been configured with previously created test environment (Chapters 5-6). The robot working area became the rectangular building wit dimensions, 100x30[m]. About 40 obstacles, with different size, have been created in the building (Chapter 7.1). Next, the tests have been performed, in the prepared working area, in order to obtain the optimal parameters sets for each algorithm.

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