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@@ -158,60 +153,39 @@ In order to map the adresses of the crazyflie(s) we just configured to the input
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In this case, we are mapping two Crazyflies with uri's ``radio://0/80/2M/E7E7E7E700`` and ``radio://0/80/2M/E7E7E7E701`` for namespaces ``cf0`` and ``cf1`` respectively.
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As you can see for the radio id part of the uri, the same Crazyradio is going to be used for both.
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This configuration file's path shall serve as an input to the platform launch parameter ``swarm_config_file``. Note that this platform is launched only once, regardless of the number of crazyflies beeing used.
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Aerostack2 Crazyflie platform provides a launch file, which parameters are:
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.. list-table:: Gazebo Platform Parameters
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* - Parameter
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- Type
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- Description
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* - swarm_config_file
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- string
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- Path to the swarm URI's configuration file.
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* - control_modes_file
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- string
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- Optional. File path with the control modes configuration. Default the one in the package.
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* - external_odom
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- Optional. Use external odometry source. Default false.
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* - external_odom_topic
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- Optional. Topic name of external odometry source. Default 'external_odom'.
Example of launch command with a Crazyflies with flow deck:
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.. This configuration file's path shall serve as an input to the platform launch parameter ``swarm_config_file``. Note that this platform is launched only once, regardless of the number of crazyflies beeing used.
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.. .. list-table:: Gazebo Platform Parameters
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.. * - Parameter
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.. - Type
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.. - Description
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.. * - swarm_config_file
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.. - string
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.. - Path to the swarm URI's configuration file.
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.. * - control_modes_file
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.. - string
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.. - Optional. File path with the control modes configuration. Default the one in the package.
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.. * - external_odom
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.. - bool
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.. - Optional. Use external odometry source. Default false.
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.. * - external_odom_topic
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.. - bool
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.. - Optional. Topic name of external odometry source. Default 'external_odom'.
* For source installation, clone the platform repository into your workspace and build it.
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Prerequisites
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.. code-block:: bash
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Refer to the `DJI Onboard SDK documentation <https://developer.dji.com/onboard-sdk/>`_ for the harware and software requirements.
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# If you have installed Aerostack2 from sources we recommend to clone the package in the src folder of your workspace otherwise you can clone it in any ROS 2 workspace you want.
See `DJI Device Connection tutorial <https://developer.dji.com/onboard-sdk/documentation/quickstart/device-connection.html>`_ for connect onboard computer with Aerostack2 to DJI Matrice aircracft.
.. warning:: This package is not available for binary installation yet. Cooming soon.
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* For source installation, clone Aerostack2 repository into your workspace and build it. See it in :ref:`Aerostack2 installation guide <getting_started_ubuntu_installation_source>`.
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* For source installation, follow the steps below:
See `DJI Device Connection tutorial <https://developer.dji.com/onboard-sdk/documentation/quickstart/device-connection.html>`_ for connect onboard computer with Aerostack2 to DJI Matrice aircracft.
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# If you have installed Aerostack2 from sources we recommend to clone the package in the src folder of your workspace otherwise you can clone it in any ROS 2 workspace you want.
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