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Smart Needle System Integration

Overview

This is the main repository of the Smart Needle project. This repository contains:

System Overview

Please refer to the System Architecture Page for the detail.

Installation

The following steps were tested on:

  • Ubuntu 20.4 + ROS2 Foxy

First, install ROS 2 following the ROS 2 Documentation and create your ROS2 workspace following the documentation as follows:

source /opt/ros/foxy/setup.bash
mkdir -p ~/dev_ws/src
cd ~/dev_ws/
rosdep install -i --from-path src --rosdistro foxy -y # Make sure to resolve dependency

Then, clone the following repositories into the src folder of your ROS2 workspace: SystemIntegration, NeedleGuide, trajcontrol, ros2_needle_shape_publisher and ros2_hyperion_interrogator.

cd ~/dev_ws/src
git clone https://github.com/SmartNeedle/SystemIntegration.git
git clone https://github.com/SmartNeedle/NeedleGuide.git
git clone https://github.com/SmartNeedle/trajcontrol.git
git clone https://github.com/SmartNeedle/ros2_needle_shape_publisher.git
git clone https://github.com/SmartNeedle/ros2_hyperion_interrogator.git

You also need to install the potentially missing requirements:

  • Download the python requirements in the ros2_needle_shape_publisher repo by running the command in the ros2_needle_shape_publisher cloned repo directory
cd ~/dev_ws/src/ros2_needle_shape_publisher
pip install -r ./requirements.txt
  • You might need to install control-msgs using:
sudo apt install ros-foxy-control-msgs

OR manullay by cloning repository: https://github.com/ros-controls/control_msgs/tree/foxy-devel into the workspace

  • Install the following python dependencies
python3 -m pip install numpy-quaternion
pip install transforms3d

Lastly, build the workspace using:

cd ~/dev_ws/
colcon build --symlink-install

Usage

To run simulation:(Put every simulation level to 1)

ros2 launch system_bringup system.launch.py sim_level:=1 sim_level_needle_sensing:=1 sim_level_trajcontrol:=1 ip:=<demo IP address of the interrogator> needleParamFile:=<sensorized needle parameter JSON file path>

To run with real hardware: (Put every simulation level to 2)

ros2 launch system_bringup system.launch.py sim_level:=2 sim_level_needle_sensing:=2 sim_level_trajcontrol:=2 ip:=<demo IP address of the interrogator> needleParamFile:=<sensorized needle parameter JSON file path>

Simulation arguments for each module:

Needle Guide:

  • sim_level:=0 : Emulated (dummy nodes) stage and sensors only
  • sim_level:=1 : Virtual stage and sensors, simulated in Gazebo (Not yet fully implemented)
  • sim_level:=2 : Physical stage and sensors
  • sim_level:=3 : Both virtual and physical stages and physical sensors

Shape-Sensing Needle Node:

  • sim_level_needle_sensing:=1 : Launches the demo node: hyperion_demo.launch.py
  • sim_level_needle_sensing:=2 :Launches the actual hardware interface node: hyperion_streamer.launch.py

Trajectory control:

  • sim_level_trajcontrol:=1 : for system integration demo
  • sim_level_trajcontrol:=2 : for real nodes

To run real sensors ROS node: (more detail on what needs to be install under Arduino Material)

source /opt/ros/noetic/setup.bash
rosrun rosserial_python serial_node.py /dev/ttyACM0

Launching Shape-Sensing Needle Node

First, you need to download the python requirements in the ros2_needle_shape_publisher repo by running the command in the ros2_needle_shape_publisher cloned repo directory

pip install -r ./requirements.txt

For general launching of the entire system (interrogator + needle node) use:

ros2 launch system_bringup needle.launch.py \ 
    needleParamFile:=path/to/needle_params.json \
    interrogatorIP:=<IP address of the interrogator> \
    sim_level_needle_sensing:=<1,2>

Afterwards, require FBG calibration by going to step 3 below.

  1. Launch the FBG interrogator node to gather the sensor readings:

For the demo node:

ros2 launch hyperion_interrogator hyperion_demo.launch.py ip:=<demo IP address of the interrogator> numCH:=<number of FBG channels> numAA:=<number of FBG active areas per channel>

For the actual hardware interface node

ros2 launch hyperion_interrogator hyperion_streamer.launch.py ip:=<actual IP address of the interrogator>
  1. (If connected to hardware) Ensure that the sensorized needle is straight to prepare for sensor calibration
  2. Perform sensor calibration by launching the calibrate_sensors node
ros2 run hyperion_interrogator calibrate_sensors --ros-args -r __ns:=/needle
  1. Launch the (multi-threaded) shape sensing node. (Look at the ros2_needle_shape_publisher README for information on the parameters)
ros2 launch needle_shape_publisher sensorized_shapesensing_needle_decomposed.launch.py needleParamFile:=path/to/needle_params.json numSignals:=200 optimMaxIterations:=15