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Marmotte
Wifi name: norlab_marmotte
Username dell: robot
Hostname dell: marmotte-dell
IP address dell: 192.168.5.100
Username xavier: robot
Hostname xavier: marmotte-xavier
IP address xavier: 192.168.5.101
Here is document giving informations about Marmotte's motors, batteries and general specs: Click here
This is a platform ordered from superdroidrobots.com. An existing model was modified by the manufacturer to fit the specific needs of our equipment on board.
- HD2 Treaded Tank Robot Platform from (superdroidrobots.com)
- Baseline: 0.5927 m
- Wheel radius: 0.116 m
Our robot uses two motors with encoders, and two without. It is equipped with IG52-04 24VDC 285 RPM gearmotors
The hardware used to communicate from the computer and send commands directly to the motors is the RoboClaw 2X60A Motor Controller from basic micro
There is a GL.iNet installed on the robot. The SSID is marmotte_norlab. The IP address and the password are written on the router. To access the admin panel of the module, connect to the Wifi and go to 192.168.5.1. The credentials are once again noted on the router.
NetGear switch can be accessed under 192.168.5.166 IP address. The password is noted on the switch.
Mechanical wear will eventually lead to marmotte's chains breaking. This section is a tutorial on how to disassemble marmotte's sides, clean and lubricate the powertrain. This job can be done with 2 people, for 4 hours.
1- The first step is to remove the set screws holding the sprocket tensioners.
2- Remove the metal screws holding the plate.
3- Remove the bolts holding the plate.
4- Loosen the tightening screws, you can do this by only loosening the inner nut and pulling with your finger.
5- Pull on the plate to remove, you should use a flat screwdriver to help you pull on both sides evenly.
6- You can clean the interior of marmotte's powertrain.
7- Remove, clean and lubricate the rotating rubber wheels.
8- If you need to replace the chain, you need a #35 chain with 56 links (excluding the master link). Here is a picture of the disassembled chain:
9- To add the chain, pass the chain through the motor and wheel sprockets and add the master link. The holding part should be located towards marmotte's body. You will need to work with pliers to snap it in place. Don't forget to lubricate the chain with bike wet lubricant (we should have some in the yellow locker, otherwise it can be purchased at Coop Roue Libre on campus).
10- Reassembling the powertrain is done by following the previous steps backwards. Note that you will need to pull hard on the sides of the tracks to extend and put the plate back in (step 5), it helps to be 3 to 4 people for this step. Also, do not overtighten the metal screws as it will break the threading inside marmotte's metal parts (step 2). Same for the bolts holding the rubber wheels to minimize friction in the powertrain (step 3).
- Warthog Teach and Repeat (ROS1)
- Warthog Teach and Repeat (ROS2)
- Time Synchronization
- Deployment of Robotic Total Stations (RTS)
- Deployment of the backpack GPS
- Warthog Emlid GPS
- Atlans-C INS
- How to use a CB Radio when going in the forest
- IP forwarding
- Lessons Learned
- Robots' 3D Models
- Order Management
- Fast track Master → PhD
- Intellectual Property
- Repository Guidelines
- TF Cheatsheet
- Montmorency Forest Wintertime Dataset
- RTS-GT Dataset 2023
- Deschenes2021 Dataset
- TIGS Dataset
- DRIVE Datasets
- BorealHDR
- TimberSeg 1.0
- DARPA Subterranean Challenge - Urban Dataset
- How to upload a dataset to VALERIA
- ROS1 Bridge
- Migrating a repository to ROS2 (Humble)
- ROS2 and rosbags
- MCAP rosbags
- DDS Configuration (work in progress)
- Using a USB Microphone with ROS2
- ROS2 in VSCode
- ROS2 Troubleshooting