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RoboSDK

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What is RoboSDK

RoboSDK is a light weight, high-level interface which provides hardware independent APIs for robotic control and perception. The goal of this project is to abstract away the low-level controls for developing APPs that runs on an industrial robot in an easy-to-use way.

Features

RoboSDK provide the following features:

  • Defining the Running World

    • A World represent an environment which the robot launch, such as interactive maps, active objects and scenarios.
    • simulator: it provides some predefined scenarios such as Gazebo, and the reusable wheels for building new World.
  • Sensor-Based Control for Registered Robots

    • Object-oriented, unified interface for equivalent sensors, such as : Camera, Lidar, IMU and Audio. Therefore, they are guaranteed to have the same interface defined by the base class, for example, Camera would have get_rgb, get_depth as its member function, and their behavior would be the same across hardware.
    • A Robot instance consists of multiple components of sensors which were extended the BaseClass respectively. Robot and Sensor is one-to-many.
    • A Robot is controlled by invoking the Sensor interface. The robots are managed by combining multiple configurations of each sensor.
    • Interconnection with Vendor-defined interface, like: socket-base gait change.
  • Plug-in-and-play Algorithms

    • Localize
    • Perception
    • Navigation
    • Cloud-Edge Service
  • Robot Operating System Backend mapping

    It provides a full-stack abstraction for Robot Operating System, such as message manager.
    
    • Ros1 [stable]
    • Ros2 [rc]
    • openHarmony [alpha]

Installation

  • Prerequisites

  • Enable Virtual Environment

    • Mac OS / Linux

      # If your environment is not clean, create a virtual environment firstly.
      python -m venv robo_venv
      source ./robo_venv/bin/activate
    • Windows

      # If your environment is not clean, create a virtual environment firstly.
      python -m venv robo_venv
      
      # You may need this for SecurityError in PowerShell.
      Set-ExecutionPolicy -Scope CurrentUser -ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted
      
      # Activate the virtual environment.
      .\robo_venv\Scripts\activate
  • Install RoboSDK

    # Git Clone the whole source code.
    git clone https://github.com/kubeedge/robosdk.git
    
    # Build the pip package
    python3 setup.py bdist_wheel
    
    # Install the pip package 
    pip3 install dist/robosdk*.whl

Show Cases

Supported

As we are currently fully tested in the following Robots/sensors, which is considered to be well supported :

Robot

License

Copyright 2021 The KubeEdge Authors. All rights reserved.

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0.