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Autores principales: Da Silva, Angel, Fernández, Santiago, Vidal, Braian, Sodre, Hiago, Moraes, Pablo, Peters, Christopher, Barcelona, Sebastian, Sandin, Vincent, Moraes, William, Mazondo, Ahilen, Macedo, Brandon, Assunção, Nathalie, de Vargas, Bruna, Kelbouscas, André, Grando, Ricardo
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Publicado: 2024
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Acceso en línea:https://arxiv.org/abs/2410.19972
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author Da Silva, Angel
Fernández, Santiago
Vidal, Braian
Sodre, Hiago
Moraes, Pablo
Peters, Christopher
Barcelona, Sebastian
Sandin, Vincent
Moraes, William
Mazondo, Ahilen
Macedo, Brandon
Assunção, Nathalie
de Vargas, Bruna
Kelbouscas, André
Grando, Ricardo
author_facet Da Silva, Angel
Fernández, Santiago
Vidal, Braian
Sodre, Hiago
Moraes, Pablo
Peters, Christopher
Barcelona, Sebastian
Sandin, Vincent
Moraes, William
Mazondo, Ahilen
Macedo, Brandon
Assunção, Nathalie
de Vargas, Bruna
Kelbouscas, André
Grando, Ricardo
contents This research focused on utilizing ROS2 and Gazebo for simulating the TurtleBot3 robot, with the aim of exploring autonomous navigation capabilities. While the study did not achieve full autonomous navigation, it successfully established the connection between ROS2 and Gazebo and enabled manual simulation of the robot's movements. The primary objective was to understand how these tools can be integrated to support autonomous functions, providing valuable insights into the development process. The results of this work lay the groundwork for future research into autonomous robotics. The topic is particularly engaging for both teenagers and adults interested in discovering how robots function independently and the underlying technology involved. This research highlights the potential for further advancements in autonomous systems and serves as a stepping stone for more in-depth studies in the field.
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spellingShingle Implementación de Navegación en Plataforma Robótica Móvil Basada en ROS y Gazebo
Da Silva, Angel
Fernández, Santiago
Vidal, Braian
Sodre, Hiago
Moraes, Pablo
Peters, Christopher
Barcelona, Sebastian
Sandin, Vincent
Moraes, William
Mazondo, Ahilen
Macedo, Brandon
Assunção, Nathalie
de Vargas, Bruna
Kelbouscas, André
Grando, Ricardo
Robotics
This research focused on utilizing ROS2 and Gazebo for simulating the TurtleBot3 robot, with the aim of exploring autonomous navigation capabilities. While the study did not achieve full autonomous navigation, it successfully established the connection between ROS2 and Gazebo and enabled manual simulation of the robot's movements. The primary objective was to understand how these tools can be integrated to support autonomous functions, providing valuable insights into the development process. The results of this work lay the groundwork for future research into autonomous robotics. The topic is particularly engaging for both teenagers and adults interested in discovering how robots function independently and the underlying technology involved. This research highlights the potential for further advancements in autonomous systems and serves as a stepping stone for more in-depth studies in the field.
title Implementación de Navegación en Plataforma Robótica Móvil Basada en ROS y Gazebo
topic Robotics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2410.19972