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Curious if there's any notes you can share here on the state of this branch? Looking to use some of these features |
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Further reduces the number of ROS nodes to improve the stability and performance of the connection, Adds keyboard support, and fixes a bug in the night vision control.
Keyboard Controls:
use
-c keyboardNote: This version will not try to automatically determine your local IP address. You must specify it using the
-lflag. This was to get around a restriction where the robot will not connect to the computer if the IP address is not in the same subnet as the robot. You are now able to connect to a remotely hosted ROS endpoint. This is useful if you want to run the robot from a remote location and control it from your computer.