Microsoft is hosting a workshop at the IROS 2020 conference on Mixed Reality and Robotics. This repository contains all the code required to run, build and deploy Demo 1. The tutorial was available from October 2020 until January 2021 at https://www.iros2020.org/.
The lecture content of the tutorial is now available as a Microsoft Research Webinar: https://note.microsoft.com/MSR-Webinar-Reality-and-Robotics-Registration-On-Demand.html
The hands-on video walkthroughs for the demos are available on the MSR YouTube channel:
- Demo 1: Interaction (the demo that goes with the code in this repo)
- Demo 2: Colocalization (the demo that uses the ASA ROS Wrapper and is described in the wiki there)
Demo 1 aims to:
- Highlight how the robotic community can benefit from Mixed Reality
- Show some features of the HoloLens 2, Azure Spatial Anchors, and other products, services & tools from the Mixed Reality ecosystem.
- Serve as a playground and starting point for researchers to use Mixed Reality with their own robots
The demo application allows you to command a simulated or real Clearpath Jackal robot and an industrial robot arm attached to it in MR. There are multiple control modes available. This repo also contains Dockerfiles to build and run the Jackal simulation and navigation stack.
Please see the Wiki for detailed instructions. The wiki contains detailed instructions on how to run, build and deploy the demo apps. The videos accompanying this repository are currently available through IROS2020.
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