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Get a 2-month trial license for 3Laws Supervisor on ROS1 Noetic or ROS2 Humble.
The 3Laws Supervisor is a ROS-based package for Ubuntu 20 and 22 to provide collision avoidance for
ground-based mobile robots (wheeled and quadrupeds) based on 2D laserscan data or lists of perceived obstacles.
The software downloads as a Debian package and installs on your target system through a command-line script.
Supervisor can be run as a monitoring node or it can actively command your vehicle if its output is channeled
(remapped) to your system’s inputs.
The download package is available for the following configurations:
| Ubuntu 22 | ROS2 Humble, Iron | |
| Ubuntu 20 | ROS1 Noetic | ROS2 Foxy, Galactic |
These versions are supported on amd64 (x86_64) and arm64 processor architectures.
Please contact 3Laws support to discuss availability of other configurations.
Foxy, Iron, and Galactic have been compiled (and can be requested), but have not been
thoroughly tested by 3Laws.
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