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# Finals Overview | ||
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For the latest information on the semifinals and finals, please visit the following Society of Automotive Engineers of Japan website: | ||
[https://www.jsae.or.jp/jaaic/2024ver/](https://www.jsae.or.jp/jaaic/2024ver/) | ||
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## Event Details | ||
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### Schedule | ||
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| Event | Date | Time | | ||
| ------------------------------ | ----------------------------- | ---- | | ||
| Final Practice Day | November 1, 2024 (Postponed) | 8:30~20:00 | | ||
| Semifinals | November 2, 2024 (Postponed) | 8:30~20:00 | | ||
| Finals | November 3, 2024 (Postponed) | 9:00~17:30 | | ||
| Awards Ceremony & Networking | December 13, 2024 | TBD | | ||
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### Venue | ||
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[City Circuit Tokyo Bay](https://city-circuit.com/) | ||
<iframe width="704" height="396" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/GsuCUoNrMDM?si=zoh1mL_U0yRnB2fj" title="YouTube video player" frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture; web-share" referrerpolicy="strict-origin-when-cross-origin" allowfullscreen></iframe> | ||
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## [Next: How to Operate the Vehicle](./operation.en.md) |
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# How to Operate the Vehicle | ||
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## Information Provided to Each Team | ||
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The following information will be shared with each team before the event. | ||
| Item | Purpose | | ||
| ---- | ------- | | ||
| Vehicle Number (A1-A8) | Identification number assigned to each team's vehicle | | ||
| Vehicle ECU Username | Username for logging in and SSH connection to the vehicle ECU | | ||
| Vehicle ECU Password | Password for logging in and SSH connection to the vehicle ECU | | ||
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## Important Notes | ||
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- Please do not rename the `aichallenge-2024` directory under home as scripts are path-dependent. | ||
- ROSBAG recording is not automatic, so please execute the recording command during operation. | ||
- By default, Zenoh communication is set to only receive topics. If you need to change settings during operation, please use either of the following methods: | ||
- Connect via SSH and execute directly from within the ECU without using Zenoh Bridge | ||
- Comment out the `allow` section (lines 55-62) in the configuration file (`vehicle/zenoh.json5`) inside `aichallenge-2024` on the ECU | ||
- To connect using a vehicle number, you need to install arp-scan software using the following command: | ||
- `sudo apt install arp-scan` | ||
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## How to Connect to Vehicle ECU | ||
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Connect to the ECU via SSH from your local PC using the `CCTB_office_01` Wi-Fi network. | ||
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- Install arp-scan on your local PC: `sudo apt update && sudo apt install arp-scan` | ||
- Connect your PC to the `CCTB_office_01` Wi-Fi network (same network as the vehicle ECU). | ||
- On your PC, execute `cd aichallege-2024/remote` to change to the working directory | ||
- Execute `bash connect_ssh.bash <vehicle_name> <username>` on your PC (e.g., `bash connect_ssh.bash A9 aic-team`) | ||
- Enter your PC password if prompted | ||
- Enter the vehicle ECU password when prompted | ||
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You should now have access to the vehicle ECU. | ||
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If the above commands don't work, please try the following: | ||
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- Ask the event staff for the vehicle's `<IP address>` | ||
- Execute `ssh <username>@<IP address>` on your PC | ||
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## How to Transfer Autoware to Vehicle ECU | ||
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- Please keep the folder name as `aichallenge-2024` due to script path dependencies. | ||
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1. An `aichallenge-2024` folder is located under `/home` on the ECU; edit the submit folder within. | ||
2. Transfer aichallenge-2024 from your PC using SCP or VSCode Remote SSH | ||
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## Operations After Connecting to Vehicle ECU | ||
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### 1. Starting Drivers and Docker Containers | ||
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```bash | ||
cd aichallenge-2024 | ||
./docker_build.sh dev (only needs to be executed once initially) | ||
bash run_vehicle_tmux.sh | ||
``` | ||
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The terminal will be split as shown below: | ||
![tmux-image](./images/tmux.png) | ||
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- Left ①: Starts ./docker_run dev cpu and enters aichallenge-2024 container | ||
- Right ②: Starts ./docker_run dev cpu and enters aichallenge-2024 container | ||
- Right ③: Vehicle driver software starts | ||
- Right ④: Zenoh bridge starts | ||
- Right ⑤: Nothing specific | ||
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The vehicle driver (right ③) and Zenoh bridge (right ④) will start automatically. | ||
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### 2. Starting Autoware | ||
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Execute within Docker container. By default, use terminal ① on the left or ② on the right. | ||
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```bash | ||
cd /aichallenge | ||
./build_autoware.bash (execute only once initially, then as needed when making changes that require rebuilding) | ||
./run_autoware.bash vehicle (autoware starts and is ready) | ||
``` | ||
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### 3. Recording ROSBAG | ||
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Execute within Docker container. By default, use terminal ① on the left or ② on the right. | ||
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```bash | ||
cd /aichallenge | ||
source workspace/install/setup.bash | ||
ros2 bag record -a | ||
# If you want to avoid warnings (though they don't affect operation), use this alternative command: | ||
ros2 bag record -a -x "(/racing_kart/.*|/to_can_bus|/from_can_bus)" | ||
# You can also record using this command: | ||
cd /aichallenge | ||
./record_rosbag.bash | ||
``` | ||
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### 4. When Finishing Operation | ||
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Execute the following in terminal ⑤ on the right to stop the container and tmux: | ||
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```bash | ||
./stop_vehicle_tmux.sh | ||
``` | ||
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## For ROS Communication Between Local PC and ECU | ||
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- Execute the following on your local PC: | ||
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```bash | ||
# Only needed once initially | ||
./docker_build.sh dev | ||
# Enter Docker container | ||
./docker_run.sh dev cpu | ||
# Launch terminator (GUI version of tmux) and split screen by right-clicking | ||
# In one terminator terminal, connect to vehicle via Zenoh | ||
cd /remote | ||
./connect_zenoh.bash <vehicle_number> | ||
# In the other terminator terminal, you can communicate with ECU | ||
# (Example: Launch Rviz) | ||
cd /aichallenge | ||
./run_rviz.bash | ||
``` | ||
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- Press CTRL+C in the Zenoh terminal to end communication. | ||
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## FAQ: Troubleshooting | ||
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### Q. ROS communication not working between local PC and ECU / Topic duplication | ||
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A. Restart Zenoh on both local PC and ECU | ||
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#### Restarting Zenoh on ECU | ||
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Stop Zenoh in terminal ⑤ by executing: | ||
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```bash | ||
cd vehicle | ||
./kill_zenoh.bash | ||
``` | ||
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Then restart Zenoh in terminal ④: | ||
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```bash | ||
./run_zenoh.bash | ||
``` | ||
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#### Restarting Zenoh on Local PC | ||
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Press CTRL+C in the Zenoh terminal to stop it | ||
Then execute `./connect_zenoh.bash <vehicle_number>` to restart | ||
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### Q. Low ROS Topic publishing frequency during Zenoh communication | ||
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A. The config file `./vehicle/zenoh.json5` is set for stable communication, default 10Hz. | ||
If needed, you can adjust the publishing frequency by modifying `pub_max_frequencies: ["/*=10"]`. | ||
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### Q. ROS Topics delayed or missing on local PC | ||
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A. Topics may be delayed or lost due to communication conditions. | ||
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- Try reducing the number of topics displayed on local PC or adjusting publishing frequency | ||
- You can set topic priorities in `./vehicle/zenoh.json5` config file using `pub_priorities: ["/racing_kart/joy=1:express"]` | ||
- Try executing `./remote/network_setting.bash` | ||
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### Q. Unsure if inside aichallenge-2024 container | ||
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A. A simple check: execute the docker command in the terminal - if you get `bash: docker: command not found`, you're inside Docker. |
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