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<span style="font-size:1.3em;">'''List of Advantech Robotic Suite Container:'''</span>
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! style="width: 200px;" | Docker Container
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| style="padding: 5px; text-align: center;" | [[Advantech_Robotic_Suite/Container/Develop_ROS_Container|dev-ros2-foxy]]
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| style="width: auto;" | Advantech add-ons services includes [[Advantech_Robotic_Suite/SUSI_Node|SUSI Node]], [[Advantech_Robotic_Suite/Modbus-Master_Node|Modbus-Master Node]], [[Advantech_Robotic_Suite/OPCUAClient_Node|OPCUAClient Node]] and<br/> [[Advantech_Robotic_Suite/ROS2_DBMS|ROS2 bag database]] based on ROS2 Foxy.&nbsp;
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| style="padding: 5px;" | This container provides a pre-configured ROS2 Foxy environment along with examples for subscribing to and controlling ros2 nodes in '''edge-ros2-foxy'''.
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| style="padding: 5px;" | Request: <ul style="margin: 0; padding-left: 15px;">
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<li>Advantech Robotic Suite 1.3.0 or higher</li>
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| style="padding: 5px; text-align: center;" | [[Advantech_Robotic_Suite/Container/Develop_ROS_Container|dev-ros2-humble]]
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| style="width: auto;" | This container provides a pre-configured ROS2 Foxy environment along with examples<br/> for subscribing to and controlling ros2 nodes in '''edge-ros2-foxy'''.
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| style="padding: 5px;" | This container provides a pre-configured ROS2 Humble environment along with examples for subscribing to and controlling ros2 nodes in '''edge-ros2-foxy'''.
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| style="width: auto;" | Only supported in Advantech Robotic Suite v1.3.0 or higher on x86.
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| style="padding: 5px; text-align: center;" | [[Advantech_Robotic_Suite/Container/Utility_ROS_Container|util-ros2-humble]]
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| style="padding: 5px;" | This container is a ready-to-use ROS2 toolkit with rviz, rqt, cartographer, nav2, and moveit. It's great for building robots quickly.
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= Develop ROS Container =
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Develop ROS container image that assists developers in building its own ROS containerized applications.
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<span style="font-size:1.3em;">'''List of Advantech Robotic Suite Extension Containers:'''</span>
  
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== How To ==
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=== Start docker container ===
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'''Step1: Launch the docker container of dev-ros2-foxy'''
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Examples demonstration&nbsp;on how to subscribe to and control services of other ROS2 nodes.
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*'''[[Advantech_Robotic_Suite/Sample_Node#c.2B.2B_sample|C++ sample]]'''
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| style="padding: 5px;" | This container demonstrates Intel OpenVINO's object detection in ROS2, enabling real-time detection using image topics or physical cameras, making it suitable for computer vision applications.
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*'''[[Advantech_Robotic_Suite/Sample_Node#rclnodejs_sample|rclnodejs sample]]'''
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Latest revision as of 02:07, 18 September 2025

Introduction

  ROS applications may rely on specific ROS distribution, software versions, libraries, and configurations. Using containers ensures consistent application behavior across different environments, as the container encapsulates the required dependencies and environment settings, independent of the host system.
Advantech Robotic Suite offers Docker Container framework for simplifies the development, deployment, and management of ROS systems.

 

Advantech Robotic Suite container framework provides the following benefits:

  • Portability: Containers are portable units that can run on different systems and platforms, be it in development, testing, or production environments. This makes it easier to deploy and share ROS applications across different machines and environments.
  • Isolation: Containers provide an isolated environment, separating ROS applications from the host system and other containers. This helps prevent conflicts and interference between different applications, enhancing system stability and reliability.
  • Reproducibility: Containers ensure that the runtime environment of an application remains consistent across different deployments and executions, ensuring reproducibility. This is valuable for developers, testers, and operators, as they can reproduce and debug issues in different environments.
  • Scalability: Container technology offers scalability, allowing for quick replication and scaling of container instances based on demand. This makes it easier to add new nodes, services, or topics to the ROS system and dynamically adjust the number of containers based on the workload.

 

List of Advantech Robotic Suite Containers:

Docker Container Content Note
dev-ros2-foxy This container provides a pre-configured ROS2 Foxy environment along with examples for subscribing to and controlling ros2 nodes in edge-ros2-foxy. Request:
  • Advantech Robotic Suite 1.3.0 or higher
  • x86 architecture only
dev-ros2-humble This container provides a pre-configured ROS2 Humble environment along with examples for subscribing to and controlling ros2 nodes in edge-ros2-foxy. Request:
  • Advantech Robotic Suite 1.5.0 or higher
  • x86 architecture only
util-ros2-humble This container is a ready-to-use ROS2 toolkit with rviz, rqt, cartographer, nav2, and moveit. It's great for building robots quickly. Request:
  • Advantech Robotic Suite 1.5.0 or higher
  • x86 architecture only


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