pycram-robotics 1.0.1

A Python library for cognitive robot control

Welcome to the PyCRAM package

PyCRAM is a plan executive for cognitive robotic designed to facility the execution of high-level plans on robots in partially observable environments. To achieve this goal PyCRAM provides a set of tools for the design, implementation and execution of high-level plans. The framework is designed to be modular and extensible, allowing users to easily add new functionality and robots to the system to suit their needs.

Installation

The simplest way to install PyCRAM is via the installation script:

curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cram2/pycram/dev/scripts/install.sh | bash

For more information on installing PyCRAM and a manual installation guide please refer to the guide here.

Live Demo

If you want to test out PyCRAM right away, you can do that in the browser in our virtual research building here

Simple Demonstration

PyCRAM allows the execution of the same high-level plan on different robot platforms. Below you can see an example of this where the plan is executed on the PR2 and the IAIs Boxy.

Boxy	PR2

Documentation

The latest version of the documentation is hosted on Read the Docs here.

The documentation can be found in the doc folder, for instructions on how to build and view the documentation please take a look at the respective README file.

Examples

Examples of features can be found either in the documentation under the Examples Section or in the examples folder. The examples in the examples folder are Jupyter Notebooks which can be viewed and executed, for more information how to do that take a look at the respective README file.

Virtual Building

Within our virtual building, you can find a variety of labs and examples that showcase the use of PyCRAM. These resources are available at our Labs page. They are designed to help you understand and experiment with PyCRAM's capabilities.

Setting Up Your Own Lab

If you're looking to set up your own lab within the virtual building, please refer to the vrb branch of this repository. It includes detailed instructions and templates to guide you through the process.