The ROS/ROS2 MCP Server is designed to support robots in performing complex tasks and adapting effectively to various environments by providing a set of functions that transform natural language commands, entered by a user through an LLM, into ROS/ROS2 commands for robot control.
Overview
What is Ros MCP Server?
The ROS MCP Server is designed to facilitate the control of robotic movement by providing a set of functions that allow for precise manipulation of linear and angular velocities, enabling robots to perform complex maneuvers and navigate efficiently.
How to use Ros MCP Server?
To use the Ros MCP Server, install it via Smithery or locally, configure the MCP settings, set the IP and port to connect to rosbridge, run the rosbridge server, and then issue movement commands to the robot.
Key features of Ros MCP Server?
- Sends movement commands to robots with precise linear and angular velocities.
- Supports sequences of movement commands for multi-step control.
- Compatible with ROS 1 and ROS 2 environments.
Use cases of Ros MCP Server?
- Controlling robotic arms for precise tasks.
- Navigating mobile robots in complex environments.
- Simulating robotic movements in environments like NVIDIA Isaac Sim.
FAQ from Ros MCP Server?
- Can I use Ros MCP Server with any robot?
Yes! As long as the robot supports ROS, you can use the Ros MCP Server.
- Is there a specific version of ROS required?
The server is compatible with both ROS 1 and ROS 2.
- How do I install the server?
You can install it via Smithery or by following the local installation instructions provided in the documentation.