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linux_networking: asmach | asmach_tutorials | multi_interface_roam | network_monitor_udp | wpa_supplicant | wpa_supplicant_node

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SMACH, which stands for 'state machine', is a task-level architecture for rapidly creating complex robot behavior. At its core, SMACH is a ROS-independent Python library to build hierarchical state machines. SMACH is a new library that takes advantage of very old concepts in order to quickly create robust robot behavior with maintainable and modular code.

linux_networking: access_point_control | asmach | asmach_tutorials | ddwrt_access_point | hostapd_access_point | ieee80211_channels | linksys_access_point | multi_interface_roam | network_control_tests | network_detector | network_monitor_udp | network_traffic_control | wpa_supplicant | wpa_supplicant_node
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SMACH, which stands for 'state machine', is a task-level architecture for rapidly creating complex robot behavior. At its core, SMACH is a ROS-independent Python library to build hierarchical state machines. SMACH is a new library that takes advantage of very old concepts in order to quickly create robust robot behavior with maintainable and modular code.

linux_networking: access_point_control | asmach | asmach_tutorials | ddwrt_access_point | hostapd_access_point | ieee80211_channels | linksys_access_point | multi_interface_roam | network_control_tests | network_detector | network_monitor_udp | network_traffic_control | wpa_supplicant | wpa_supplicant_node
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SMACH, which stands for 'state machine', is a task-level architecture for rapidly creating complex robot behavior. At its core, SMACH is a ROS-independent Python library to build hierarchical state machines. SMACH is a new library that takes advantage of very old concepts in order to quickly create robust robot behavior with maintainable and modular code.

linux_networking: access_point_control | asmach | asmach_tutorials | ddwrt_access_point | hostapd_access_point | ieee80211_channels | linksys_access_point | multi_interface_roam | network_control_tests | network_detector | network_monitor_udp | network_traffic_control | wpa_supplicant | wpa_supplicant_node
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SMACH, which stands for 'state machine', is a task-level architecture for rapidly creating complex robot behavior. At its core, SMACH is a ROS-independent Python library to build hierarchical state machines. SMACH is a new library that takes advantage of very old concepts in order to quickly create robust robot behavior with maintainable and modular code.

linux_networking: access_point_control | asmach | asmach_tutorials | ddwrt_access_point | hostapd_access_point | ieee80211_channels | linksys_access_point | multi_interface_roam | network_control_tests | network_detector | network_monitor_udp | network_traffic_control
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SMACH, which stands for 'state machine', is a task-level architecture for rapidly creating complex robot behavior. At its core, SMACH is a ROS-independent Python library to build hierarchical state machines. SMACH is a new library that takes advantage of very old concepts in order to quickly create robust robot behavior with maintainable and modular code.

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SMACH, which stands for 'state machine', is a task-level architecture for rapidly creating complex robot behavior. At its core, SMACH is a ROS-independent Python library to build hierarchical state machines. SMACH is a new library that takes advantage of very old concepts in order to quickly create robust robot behavior with maintainable and modular code.

  • Maintainer status: maintained
  • Maintainer: Devon Ash <dash AT clearpathrobotics DOT com>
  • Author: Jonathan Bohren
  • License: BSD

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