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| These pages contain the collection of software that was developped at [http://www.laas.fr LAAS/CNRS] for the Architecture for [http://www.laas.fr/robots Autonomous Systems] project. All together, the software provided here tackles the study and design of autonomous machines integrating perception, action and reasoning capabilities. | These pages contain the collection of software that is being developped at [http://www.laas.fr LAAS/CNRS] for the Architecture for [http://www.laas.fr/robots Autonomous Systems] project. All together, the software provided here tackles the study and design of autonomous machines integrating perception, action and reasoning capabilities. |
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| As of now, we have released only a very little subset of what we would ideally see here. There is a great difference between a software used internally and one that is publicly available: the latter must be sufficiently documented and easy to use so that users give it at least a try. This effort requires time. So as time will go on, you might see more and more interresting software appearing... | == Getting Started == |
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| == Tools == | [http://robotpkg.openrobots.org Robotpkg] is an infrastructure that help a lot in compiling and installing !OpenRobots components. It manages dependencies and is able to handle updates automatically. See UsingRobotpkg for a quick start guide. ---- == Overview of available sofware == ||<|2> '''Architecture''' ||<#FFFFE0> [:genom:] || a formal module generator || ||<#FFFFE0> [:openprs:] || || ||<|1> '''Knowledge representation''' ||<#FFFFE0> [:oro-server:] || an ontology-based framework for knowledge representation || ||<|2> '''Simulation & Visualization''' ||<#FFFFE0> [:morse:] || a Blender-based versatile simulator for robotics || ||<#FFFFE0> [:gdhe:] || a remote OpenGL visualization tool || === Architecture === |
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| [http://homepages.laas.fr/mallet/robotpkg Robotpkg] is an infrastructure that help a lot in compiling and installing OpenRobots components. It manages dependencies and is able to handle updates automatically. | ---- |
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| == Download == | == For developers == |
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| The DownloadPage contains links to all software packages. | === Git Access === |
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| == Git Access == | attachment:git.png For developpers wanting to keep an eye on ongoing developpement, anonymous read-only access to the !OpenRobots git repository is available. See the GitAccess page for details. |
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| For developpers wanting to keep an eye on ongoing developpement, anonymous read-only access to the !OpenRobots git repository is available. See the GitAccess page for details. | === Mailing list === |
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| == Mailing list == | Users of !OpenRobots should subscribe to the [https://sympa.laas.fr/sympa/info/openrobots Openrobots mailing list]. |
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| Users of !OpenRobots should subscribe to the [https://sympa.laas.fr/wws/info/openrobots Openrobots mailing list]. == Bug reports == |
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== Documentation == * [:QuickStart: Quick Start Guide] |
Openrobots
These pages contain the collection of software that is being developped at [http://www.laas.fr LAAS/CNRS] for the Architecture for [http://www.laas.fr/robots Autonomous Systems] project. All together, the software provided here tackles the study and design of autonomous machines integrating perception, action and reasoning capabilities.
Getting Started
[http://robotpkg.openrobots.org Robotpkg] is an infrastructure that help a lot in compiling and installing OpenRobots components. It manages dependencies and is able to handle updates automatically. See UsingRobotpkg for a quick start guide.
Overview of available sofware
Architecture |
[:genom:] |
a formal module generator |
[:openprs:] |
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Knowledge representation |
[:oro-server:] |
an ontology-based framework for knowledge representation |
Simulation & Visualization |
[:morse:] |
a Blender-based versatile simulator for robotics |
[:gdhe:] |
a remote OpenGL visualization tool |
Architecture
- [:genom:]
- [:openprs:]
Knowledge representation
- [:oro-server:]
Simulation and graphics
- [:morse:]
- [:gdhe:]
Support library
- [:pocolibs:]
Abstract Interfaces
- [:robotDynamics: Dynamic Model of robot]
Helper Tools
- [:eltclsh:]
For developers
Git Access
attachment:git.png For developpers wanting to keep an eye on ongoing developpement, anonymous read-only access to the OpenRobots git repository is available. See the GitAccess page for details.
Mailing list
Users of OpenRobots should subscribe to the [https://sympa.laas.fr/sympa/info/openrobots Openrobots mailing list].
Bug reports
Use [https://softs.laas.fr/bugzilla/ bugzilla] to report bugs or send patches to enhance OpenRobots.