Andino is a fully open-source diff drive robot designed for educational purposes and low-cost applications. It is fully integrated with ROS 2 and it is a great base platform to improve skills over the robotics field.

andino_o3de leverages the power of O3DE for an andino simulation and serves as an entry point for people looking for starting with O3DE Simulator.

• OS:
  • Ubuntu 22.04 Jammy Jellyfish
• O3DE:
  • Tested on 23.10.2
• ROS 2: Humble Hawksbill

Refer to workspace setup for setting up the workspace.

Open the O3DE Editor of the project. Refer to workspace setup.

ros2 run rviz2 rviz2 -d andino_o3de_ws/rviz.rviz --ros-args -p use_sim_time:=true

ros2 run teleop_twist_keyboard teleop_twist_keyboard

Once the simulation is up we can use the andino stack. Let's use andino_slam package to create a map.

1. Install andino_slam package.

   sudo apt install ros-humble-andino-slam
   

2. Run slam

   ros2 launch andino_slam slam_toolbox_online_async.launch.py
   

3. Visualize the creation of the map in RViz using the map display.