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Does it support real time controllers? #27
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Hi @renanmb! I'm sorry, I'm lost in your question. Can you elaborate a little bit? If you mean whether we can use controllers, there is a notebook example where we use the widget https://github.com/RoboStack/jupyterlab-ros/blob/master/examples/Controller.ipynb |
Sorry for not elaborating: https://docs.ros.org/en/foxy/Tutorials/Real-Time-Programming.html This is the issue, I want to simulate examples that require real-time. I like jupyter specially for teaching. But currently havent found a solution to real-time programming and ROS specially for a cloud platform. For example, ROS academy does not have this capability yet. |
From what I have read on that link, you are talking about a system that fits the various constraints of the real-time robotics application. That has nothing to do with the editor (in this case, JupyterLab); it is related to the OS and the ROS version you use. If that's what you are asking, this extension doesn’t support real-time controllers since, as explained in the link you sent, you need ROS2, which this extension doesn’t support. There is already an issue: #4 If what you are looking for is an editor with Real-Time collaboration to work on the same document multiple users simultaneously, JupyterLab supports Real-Time collaboration, and even though I haven't had time to update the extension to work with JupyterLab v3.1, I think it should work. I hope this clarifies your doubts. I’m a bit lost on what you are asking. If you have more questions, do not hesitate to ask! |
ROS itself does not support, that is why we run it on the top of a controller. Can we simulate the same architecture with the jupterlab ?
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