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Rover: add autotune for steering, throttle, navigation control #8851
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I would like to work on this issue for GSOC |
@rmackay9 Hlw I am Utkarsh Kumar from IIT Kharagpur 3rd year BTech student and I want to contribute to this gsoc 2023 project |
@rmackay9 I have been working on this for some time and would like to work on this issue for GSoC 2023. I will try to create a PR related to this in some time. |
This is done now with the introduction of QuikTune https://ardupilot.org/rover/docs/quiktune.html |
Is there any plan to make autotune as a mode for rover? Requesting for controller with no lua script support |
Hi @bijuthaj, No plans for that at the moment I'm afraid. It's certainly possible but some H7 based autopilots are relatively inexpensive and light so there are already hardware solutions out there i think. |
Hi @rmackay9 I couldn't download the crash dump its getting error. Not able to figure out the issue. Can you help me on this? Also like to know whether this approach is fine. Below is the sequence of commands used from mavproxy. |
Hi @bijuthaj, ok, wow, that's quite impressive. I don't think I'll be able to go through it all and debug the issue. Instead I think you'll need to go through it and try and break down exactly where its failing. Sorry about that, it's just that I've already got quite a few thing on my plate at the moment |
Sure....I got it! Thanks @rmackay9 I will try to figure it out. I was thinking of making the auto tune run as a sub mode of circle mode. So from circle mode user can switch to auto tune mode and the tuning will happen. On SITL I could see that rover continues on circle after I switched to auto tune mode. But I'm not sure this the correct way to do it? Is it the correct way t do it and the approach possible? Any thing I need to consider? |
I think testing with SITL is a much better idea than trying to use HITL. |
Although we have decent tuning guides for steering and speed it could be faster/more accurate if we added an autotune mode that captures/learns things including:
This request first came up from RoboBill on this discussion.
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