Failed to Bid a Task #59
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Hi everyone, So I was trying to control two similar robots in an environment, Which I created in the traffic-editor following this tutorial. Now the problem I am facing is that I am able to spawn both the robots inside the gazebo simulation, Also can see both the robots on the individual graphs in rviz. But now when I try to give the task from the web interface. Sometimes the robot 2 runs the task successfully sometimes the robot 1. And sometimes the task gets failed and I get the following message on the terminal: [rmf_task_dispatcher-10] [WARN] [1622549252.733772543] [rmf_dispatcher_node]: Dispatcher Bidding Result: task [Loop2] has no submissions during bidding, Task Failed I have also specified the parameters for the full-control fleet. And, when one of the robots is working or moving for a task the other robot goes idle why so? I am using Ubuntu 20.04 LTS with Ros2 Foxy. I used this repository's readme file for installation of openRMF. I used this tutorial for the installation of the ros2. The traffic-editor map: The robots are being spawned at igtbot_charger1 and igtbot_charger2 Link to the launch file: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1BpMrgxNF0zabfaHMIqVMJxmPjpzwWWLL/view?usp=sharing Link to the building.yaml file: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1MKPqnoGc5AV2Lqmjv2gfuX3NkDEsaoMD/view?usp=sharing Please help |
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Hi there, Could you share the details of the task that you requested along with the entire terminal output? If I were to guess, you're requesting for the robots to loop between |
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Hi there,
Could you share the details of the task that you requested along with the entire terminal output?
If I were to guess, you're requesting for the robots to loop between
room2
and another waypoint. In this case the robot onGraph 1 (blue)
is the only one that accepts the task. This is because of an error you have in connectingGraph 0 (green)
. If you look at the screenshot below, the red circle highlights a broken graph. So the two vertices that nearly overlap are not connected by any lanes. I would recommend deleting one of the vertices and ensuring the graph is fully connected.