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Will there be Noetic support? #138
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@holken Yes, we have plans to release the driver for Noetic. I wouldn't be able to give you a release date though, the first packages to be released for Noetic will be naoqi_libqi and naoqi_libqicore, followed by naoqi_driver and naoqi_bridge_msgs. For now, the most reasonable option would be downgrading Ubuntu and ROS |
Now that libqi and libqicore are out. Do you know if there is a time frame where noetic support for the driver would be release ? |
The current version of the driver should be compatible with Noetic. libqi and libqicore are available for noetic, but no package has been officially released, so for now you have to build everything from source. You need the following packages: and naoqi_driver. There is still some work in progress being done on the driver, but not specifically for Noetic |
To close the issue,
Are currently being released for Noetic and will soon be available throught apt-get (corresponding sync topic). |
Hi @mbusy, are these packages enough to use the real Pepper robot with Noetic? I am trying to do that however I get some errors since I think there is no python sdk for python 3 and also get the following error when compiling
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Hey @sasilva1998, yes it should be enough. To make things clear, the whole stack isn't going to be maintained anymore, only the driver, its dependencies and the mesh packages. So naoqi_driver, naoqi_libqi, naoqi_libqicore, naoqi_bridge_msgs and the pepper_meshes and nao_meshes packages are maintained, not the rest. It doesn't mean that you cannot try to compile it under noetic to interact with a robot, but it won't be maintained. In your case, can I ask, what robot are you using? (and which naoqi version) |
@mbusy I am using a Pepper Robot. I was just testing, and noticed that I do get the positions of the robot joints in rviz even though I will be trying to make |
Hi @mbusy, in the end I could make it work, and was able to use moveit and teleop with the real pepper robot. |
Great! If you're motivated to open a PR on the project it's even greater, I can't promise that it will be reviewed soon though 😅 |
Hi @sasilva1998
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Hello @adrianrodriguez2016, you are not meant to require Python 2.7 and naoqi_dcm_driver to get it work for Noetic. |
Hello, I'm currently on Ubuntu focal which isn't supported by previous versions of ROS. I also noticed that naoqi driver isn't supporting Noetic either. So, I'm stuck between a rock and a hard place. (I'm trying to run Nao virtually)
Is there any plan to support Noetic or is the only option to downgrade Ubuntu and ROS?
Edit: Did some more digging, seems like Naos OS is not supported in Noetic, so support seems unlikely? Will try with Docker or VB.
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