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Milan Jelisavcic edited this page Sep 3, 2018
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The Revolve software is designed as a tool for performing artificial evolution experiments for the Triangle of Life project. The software suite consists of several components designed to work in a simulation and on a real hardware. The main Revolve project is designed as a wrapper to Gazebo, a 3D robotic simulator. Apart from it, several projects are separated with the idea to be able to use them in a simulation and on a real hardware.
NOTE: Project is still under development, so you may experience some inconsistencies between different modules.
- Introduction
- System Description
- Technical Description
- Installation Requirements (Gazebo • V-REP • Revolve)
- Setting-Up the Simulator
- Tutorial 1: Making Your First Script
- Tutorial 2: Inserting a Model
- Tutorial 3: Inserting a Robot
- Tutorial 4: Evolve a Robot Population
WARNING: Old instructions! New ones are coming.
- Installing the simulation suite
- Working with the simulation
- Viewing the robots
- Debugging plug-ins
- Running experiments
- Building Robogen
- Setting on a Raspberry PI
- Installing up a Raspberry PI
- Working with the hardware
- Using a 3D printer
- Modelling 3D components
- Configuring PI hat
- Improving RL Power for On-Line Evolution of Gaits in Modular Robots
- Real-World Evolution of Robot Morphologies: A Proof of Concept
- Benefits of Lamarckian Evolution for Morphologically Evolving Robots
- Analysis of Lamarckian Evolution in Morphologically Evolving Robots
For more information about the Triangle of Life concept visit http://evosphere.eu/.
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