ORCA#
#include "navground/core/behaviors/ORCA.h"
- Optimal Reciprocal Collision Avoidance (see http://gamma.cs.unc.edu/RVO2) - A wrapper of the open-source implementation from snape/RVO2 - Registered properties: - time_horizon(float, get_time_horizon),
- effective_center(float, is_using_effective_center),
- treat_obstacles_as_agents(bool, get_treat_obstacles_as_agents)
- max_neighbors(int, get_max_number_of_neighbors)
 - State: GeometricState - Public Functions - Contruct a new instance. - Parameters:
- kinematics – [in] The kinematics 
- radius – [in] The radius 
 
 
 - Gets the maximal number of neighbors. - Returns:
- The maximal number of neighbors 
 
 - Sets the maximal number of neighbors. - Parameters:
- value – [in] The desired value 
 
 - Gets whether to treat obstacles as static, disc-shaped, [RVO] agents. Else will treat them as squared obstacles. - Returns:
- True if static obstacles are passed as [RVO] neighbors. 
 
 - Sets whether to treat obstacles as static, disc-shaped, [RVO] agents. Else will treat them as squared obstacles. - Parameters:
- value – [in] The desired value 
 
 - Gets the time horizon. Collisions predicted to happen after this time are ignored. - Returns:
- The time horizon. 
 
 - Sets the time horizon. Collisions predicted to happen after this time are ignored. - Parameters:
- value – [in] 
 
 - Gets the time horizon applied to static linear obstacles. Collisions predicted to happen after this time are ignored. - Returns:
- The time horizon. 
 
 - Sets the time horizon applied to static linear obstacles. Collisions predicted to happen after this time are ignored. - Parameters:
- value – [in] 
 
 - Determines if an effective center is being used. - Using an effective center placed with an offset towards the front, allows to consider the kinematics as holonomic instead of a two-wheeled differential drive. See - J. Snape, J. van den Berg, S. J. Guy, and D. Manocha, "Smooth and collision-free navigation for multiple robots under differential-drive constraints," in 2010 IEEE/RSJ International Conference on Intelligent, Robots and Systems, 2010, pp. 4584-4589. - with - D=L/2.- Only possibly true if the kinematics is wheeled and constrained. - Returns:
- True if using effective center, False otherwise. 
 
 - Specifies if the kinematics should be using an shifted effective center, see set_time_horizon. - Parameters:
- value – [in] Whenever is should use an effective center when kinematics is wheeled and constrained. 
 
 - Gets the ORCA lines computed during the last update. - Returns:
- The ORCA lines. 
 
 - A line. - Public Members - A point on the line 
 - The direction