This is an Arduino proejct for a DFRobot Romeo that implements a ROS
Node using rosserial_arduino to publish encoder and sensor values
and subscribe to desired motor speeds.
This node uses motor control commands to set the speeds of two motors. In addition, it monitors encoders for the two motors and published their counts and rates.
To prevent a ROS node crash or communication problem from causing a runaway robot, the node will stop the robot if no new motor command is received within a timeout threshold.
lwheel(Int16)-
Left wheel encoder value
rwheel(Int16)-
Right wheel encoder value
lwheel_velocity(Float32)-
Left wheel speed in meters per second.
rwheel_velocity(Float32)-
Right wheel speed in encoder ticks per second.
lwheel_vtarget(Float32)-
Left wheel target speed in meters per second.
rwheel_vtarget(Float32)-
Right wheel target speed in meters per second.
ticks_meter(Int16, default 50)-
The number of encoder ticks per meter. A global parameter since it will be used by more than one node.
~control_rate(Int16, default 50)-
The rate at which the motors are updated, in Hz.
~vtarget_timeout(Float32, default 2.0)-
Maximum time, in seconds, from the last velocity target command. If no command is received within this timeout, the node assumes the controller node has crashed, and sets the motor speeds to zero.
Kp(Float32, default 1.0)-
Proportional control parameter.
Ki(Float32, default 0.0)-
Integral control parameter.
Kd(Float32, default 0.0)-
Derivative control parameter.
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