Hello I am Abhijit from NIT Jalandhar and would like to contribute over Development of graphical user interfaces for robot controlling and monitoring project ,as this project is in my domain knowledge. I have four stars on codechef and already worked with the c++ and python in great detail, I am already well versed with graphs and algorithms that provide the basis of the project as to move,rotate,and toggle the robots.
Hey guys! I am Rahul Katiyar from IIT Dhanbad. I like to contribute to develope Graphical User Interface for the simulator, I have previously worked with QT, C++ and python.
I have build and run the simulator. But unable to find the files which contain code for the rcis graphical window which appear after executing rcis cmd. Can anyone help me with that?
I have build and run the simulator. But unable to find the files which contain code for the rcis graphical window which appear after executing rcis cmd. Can anyone help me with that?
Hey, I am a senior EECS undergrad, about to pursue a Masters in Robotics. @ljmanso Is it alright if I discuss multiple GSoC 2020 ideas with their mentors? Particularly because I have expertise in both ROS as well as computer vision algorithms and I am interested in both RoboComp-ROS integration as well as computer vision projects.
@ljmanso thanks for the help. It is now working, and all the changes in the guiDlg.ui are reflecting in the final window. I forget to use "make install". For everyone else who faces such problem,
- In the directory where you have done changes make sure you build using cmd "make"
- You can use rcis file present in the directory "~/robocomp/tools/rcinnerModelSimulator/src" for a quick check of how it is working.
- To get the reflected change globally you need to use the cmd "make install" in the same directory "~/robocomp/tools/rcinnerModelSimulator/".
This will copy the file from "/home/kati/robocomp/tools/rcinnerModelSimulator/src/rcis" to "/opt/robocomp/bin/rcis".
@rahulkatiyar19955 That's it, you forgot to reinstall :-) I hope it's working now as expected
Follow the following steps for the Human recognition (identification) using multi-modal perception system project
Clone the robocomp repository and implement the tutorials for creating a component.
Do a literature review of the current state of the art models for Human Reidentification.
After you have a fair idea of the topic, you can start on the first draft of your proposal.
If you have any queries, contact me.
Clone the robocomp repository and implement the tutorials for creating a component.
Do a literature review of the current state of the art models for Human Reidentification.
After you have a fair idea of the topic, you can start on the first draft of your proposal.
If you have any queries, contact me.
Hey everyone, GSoC aspirant here. I am an EE undergrad and have some experience in C++ programming and Robotics. I went through the ideas list and found the idea " 9. Python3 bindings for the InnerModel library " to be most interesting and suited for my skills. I am familiar with python binding and have kind of used two python binding libraries: pybind11 and boost. The part I am not familiar with is the unit tests. @ljmanso can you please elaborate on what kind of tests needs to be done for the python binding?
Hello Everyone,
I am a first-year MS-By Research student in Robotics Research Centre(RRC) under Dr K Madhava Krishna at IIIT-Hyderabad. Currently, I am a part of the Self-Driving Car project and have worked with many key issues dealing with the project. I also have a fair share of experience in working with RGBD cameras, infrared and LiDAR sensors. For the past few months, I have been working on Fast mapping and registration techniques which works well during high-speed manoeuvres where most popular methods fail. I have also worked on safe navigation amongst moving agents like pedestrians by exploiting real-time occupancy map information.
I have downloaded the Robocomp repository and gone through a few tutorials. I am particularly interested in contributing to the project of Occupancy estimation in medium to large buildings. I would really be grateful if someone can guide me regarding this project.
I am a first-year MS-By Research student in Robotics Research Centre(RRC) under Dr K Madhava Krishna at IIIT-Hyderabad. Currently, I am a part of the Self-Driving Car project and have worked with many key issues dealing with the project. I also have a fair share of experience in working with RGBD cameras, infrared and LiDAR sensors. For the past few months, I have been working on Fast mapping and registration techniques which works well during high-speed manoeuvres where most popular methods fail. I have also worked on safe navigation amongst moving agents like pedestrians by exploiting real-time occupancy map information.
I have downloaded the Robocomp repository and gone through a few tutorials. I am particularly interested in contributing to the project of Occupancy estimation in medium to large buildings. I would really be grateful if someone can guide me regarding this project.
Hello everyone. I am Arnab Sinha, a Junior student at The LNMIIT, Jaipur, India. Currently, I am interested in and work in Machine Learning and Data Science. I have sufficient experience to start contributing to fantastic organizations like Robocomp. After going through the ideas list in the blog for GSoC 2020, I am interested in two of the ideas specifically, Hand gesture recognition and occupancy estimation in large buildings. I would be obliged if anyone could guide me as to how can I proceed with it.
Hello @niveditarufus @arnabsinha99 , please take a look to the FAQ: https://robocomp.github.io/web/gsoc/2020/faq2020
@ksakash Hello Akash. You can read about unit testing https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unit_testing To implement unit testing in Python you can use https://docs.python.org/3/library/unittest.html
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@nagasai-iitr as you can read, it's a warning, not an error. I guess whatever you are trying to execute would work with this warning. If it doesn't, you can tell us the Ubuntu version that you are using, and some clue of what you are trying to accomplish before you get the errors.
@Eshan-Agarwal you can run it on Windows using VMware but there will be some performance overhead i.e things may run slower than natively. Link: https://websiteforstudents.com/how-to-install-ubuntu-16-04-17-10-18-04-on-vmware-workstation-guest-machines/
Hello everyone,
I have installed robocomp and was going through the tutorial on creating a component.After generating the template CDSL file I made the changes as mentioned in the tutorial but when I run the command to generate the Python code, CMakeLists.txt is not created with it. Can anyone explain why?
I have installed robocomp and was going through the tutorial on creating a component.After generating the template CDSL file I made the changes as mentioned in the tutorial but when I run the command to generate the Python code, CMakeLists.txt is not created with it. Can anyone explain why?
@gargvivek919 Hi. If you are interested in getting started with deep learning for computer vision, then one way is to start solving online challenges, such as Kaggle CV competitions. Or you can pick any interesting CV (or multi-modal) problem from some workshop in CV conferences (CVPR, ICCV etc.), and try solving them on your own, with help (a lot of help initially) from existing code and literature.
I have these doubts:
- I forked the repo, cloned it and afterwards downloaded the components of robolab. But when I am doing a git push, there’s an authentication issue
$ git push origin <branch name> then you'll see a create a pull request on your GitHub repo page.
@gargvivek919 This is a public open source channel, this type of hostile language and behavior is not allowed in this healthy space. If you're not satisfied with anyone's reply, such abusive language should not be used to dismiss them. I will definitely discuss your case with the org admins.
I'm really sorry, was in a bad mood. But he should mind his business and not poke his nose where it isn't necessary
@gargvivek919 This is a public open source channel, this type of hostile language and behavior is not allowed in this healthy space. If you're not satisfied with anyone's reply, such abusive language should not be used to dismiss them. I will definitely discuss your case with the org admins.
@adityaaggarwal97 :Exactly , these people not know how to behave in community. I guaranted such person can't be Gsocer . Interaction with community is also important part of GSoC. I am also the mentor this year
@gargvivek919 If what you wanted was attention from mentors and administrators of the organization, you got it.
First, this is an open channel in which people from many countries and with many different languages participate. Out of respect and for a good understanding of everyone it has been agreed that we all speak in English.
Second, because of the little I have been able to understand of your previous message, I absolutely agree with what you have already been told by @adityaaggarwal97 (who by the way is the mentor of that project you were interested in) and above all, you are wrong to think that here everyone should mind their own business. This is an open project, you have come to this channel to ask for help, and someone has invested his time in offering you what he thought could be useful to you. If it is not the answer you were looking for, specify and we will try to guide you. But perhaps reading the basic documents about participating in Robocomp for the GSoC would have saved you this situation that will surely not benefit you. If you wanted to contact a mentor, you have the list of contacts on the Ideas for GSoC 2020 page and instructions on how to proceed in the FAQ on the same page.
First, this is an open channel in which people from many countries and with many different languages participate. Out of respect and for a good understanding of everyone it has been agreed that we all speak in English.
Second, because of the little I have been able to understand of your previous message, I absolutely agree with what you have already been told by @adityaaggarwal97 (who by the way is the mentor of that project you were interested in) and above all, you are wrong to think that here everyone should mind their own business. This is an open project, you have come to this channel to ask for help, and someone has invested his time in offering you what he thought could be useful to you. If it is not the answer you were looking for, specify and we will try to guide you. But perhaps reading the basic documents about participating in Robocomp for the GSoC would have saved you this situation that will surely not benefit you. If you wanted to contact a mentor, you have the list of contacts on the Ideas for GSoC 2020 page and instructions on how to proceed in the FAQ on the same page.