Robert Ellenberg: Author and primary developer of python and OpenRAVE plugins, CAD modeling and export processes
R.J. Gross: created the entire Hubo2 CAD model in Autodesk Inventor
Richard Vallett: Significant OpenRAVE work, updating and working with Hubo+ CAD and modeling, and formalizing Inventor URDF export
Dan Lofaro: Testing using hubo-ach, physics simulation, and extensive usage testing
Kiwon Sohn: Usage and testing with MATLAB and python for vehicle ingress / egress
Youngbum Jun: Testing and usage with pump / hose insertion, text trajectory definitions
KAIST Hubo Lab and Rainbow: Creating the excellent Hubo humanoid series, and teaching many DASL members about humanoid robotics.
To set up openHubo 0.7+, clone the repository:
git clone git://github.com/daslrobotics/openHubo.git
cd openHubo
source ./setup
If you are upgrading from an older version, fetch and checkout release 0.7.1:
git fetch
git checkout -t release/0.7.1
./setup
Choose 'y' at the first prompt to clean up old plugins and submodules and force a rebuild. This will reduce the likelihood of issues down the road.
Make sure that you have all necessary dependencies installed to run both openrave and this project. OpenHubo 0.7.x requires fd1cee1130a7a14f33f2f7c25d42ab1cf14fa261 (25 March, 2013) or later to run properly. The latest master branch of openrave is recommended.
While the build script knows to install a few common dependencies, it is not gauranteed that all of them will be included. For example, to view reachability databases with openrave, you will need the mayavi package:
sudo apt-get install mayavi2
OpenHubo can now be launched from a common executable:
openhubo
Several examples are provided in the examples folder to get you started with python and MATLAB programming with openHubo. To run examples, use the --example switch:
openhubo --example servo_control.py
Tab completion shows other available examples.
If you would like to run the achread example, make sure that hubo-ach is installed and configurated, then rebuild the servocontroller plugin with ACH support enabled.
https://github.com/hubo/hubo-ach
If you have any issues with the models or OpenHubo, please submit an issue to the github issue tracker. Happy Simulating!
To use older versions of OpenHubo, simple checkout the appropriate branch or tag, and run the setup script as above. Note that 0.8.x represents significant structural changes and deprecates some old functions. Due to the new openhubo python package, this may break existing code. The release/0.7.0 branch is provided for compatibility, if your code breaks using 0.8+.