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The ego vehicle does not change lane and stops at a weird location. #8032

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Kim-mins opened this issue Jul 15, 2024 · 5 comments
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The ego vehicle does not change lane and stops at a weird location. #8032

Kim-mins opened this issue Jul 15, 2024 · 5 comments
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component:planning Route planning, decision-making, and navigation. (auto-assigned) simulator:carla Issue related to CARLA simulator status:stale Inactive or outdated issues. (auto-assigned)

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Kim-mins commented Jul 15, 2024

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Hi team,

I'm currently running Autoware with Carla using bridge implementation, and I found a situation that the ego vehicle does not change lane and stops at a weird location.

Here's a rviz video of the situation: [rviz]

As shown in the video, the goal seems to require lane changes. However, the planned trajectory is not generated for lane change, and it drives forward, but it eventually stops at a weird location (seems the car stops at the location horizontally aligned with the goal point).

Expected behavior

I hope the ego vehicle could drive to the goal point.

Actual behavior

But it could not, and it eventually stops at a weird point.

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Here's a ros2bag file for the reproduction: [ros2bag]

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@maxime-clem maxime-clem added the component:planning Route planning, decision-making, and navigation. (auto-assigned) label Jul 15, 2024
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The map probably does not allow lane change.
Can you share your lanelet map and I will confirm if this is the issue.

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Kim-mins commented Jul 15, 2024

Thank you for the response @maxime-clem!

Here's the map file: [map] I forgot to upload it.. sorry for that.
Actually, I manually modified only those(of the video above) lanes of the map(from here) to support lane change, and I checked that the lane change could be successful with the modified map.
Here's the video of successful lane changing: [video]

EDIT ---------------------
In my experience, when the destination requires lane changing but the map does not support lane changing, routing fails and I could not press the button Auto in rviz.

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@Kim-mins
Can you give us the video with the updated map where the routing failed?

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Hi @takayuki5168!

Sorry I could not get your point.. Could you please clarify more for me?

In my experience, for the route requires lane change, routing failure occurs when the map is not updated(=not modified for lane change), and when I updated the map, as the map supports lane change, the routing was successful.

In short, in my experience, there could be routing failure with original map or routing success with updated map. So I could not get the video for routing failure on updated map.. sorry.

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