This package installs a MORSE scenario crafted for human-robot interaction simulation.
It also installs a launch script called 'hri-simulation' that starts all required modules.

Note that this package currently use the LAAS' Jido robot. Future versions may cover other robots as well.

Although the changelog is not available on the website, the bug in fixed
radius search methode is now fixed.

move3d-studio is the LAAS stand-alone development environment for 3D planning applications.

It is build from libmove3d-3.9.1

While here:
 - the package now produce only a library, libmove3d, meant to be linked
   to SPARK and MHP for instance.
 - updated to latest version (3.9.1).
   Changelog:
	Trajectory Planning
	- P3D_PLAN is now supported by softMotion (maybe)
	- Fix some discontinuity when exporting the softmotion trajectory
	- Adapt the task armToFreePoint for cartesian

	Path Planning
	- Fix free Approch config bug
	- Error messages are better handled
	- The user is able to constraint the position and rotation of the object sampling
	- Function pointers in manip. planner for planning/smoothing
	- A robot agent can hold an object (SPARK)

	HRI
	- Finish manage isMoving , hasDisappear migration to BioMove3D
	- Start manage link between hand and object in spark
	- add/update isPointedAt, isLookedAt management

	DISPLAY
	- Deformable body is included but commented for the moment
	- GLUT display works

	Other
	- CMakeFiles reorganized and simplified (less options)

 - uses GLUT by default, instead of Qt. Qt dependency is removed, along with Eigen and Boost.
 - Dependencies have been cleaned up.

Since 0.4: renaming + a PLIST

In case of you forgot:
The dialogs module processes natural language input and converts it to RDF statements.
It features several advanced algorithms for sentence intent recognition, disambiguation, etc.

And even a pretty nifty doc :-)

The simulation option is currently broken in MHP. If it is not fixed in the module, I'll remove the
option from the package.

These two options are simply not available in spark-3.0 (the packaged version). I don't know why they
have been added to the package.

See anotated Tag of the version for changes

Sphinx, used to generate the doc, requires Python2 while MORSE requires
Python3.
Some magic in the CMakeFile solve the issue (using PYTHON3_EXECUTABLE
for Python3 and PYTHON_EXECUTABLE for Python2)

While here, fixed paths to viman-genom and genBasic.

        - niut : kinect support
        - beta_interface : work-around for Qt

The one provided by Primesense only includes the Primesense
device. Add Microsoft Kinects ids too.

  - the trajectory duration is not computed by mhp so we add computeTimeOnTraj() before execution

Adds IR image support, an OpenCV wrapper and a synchronous API.

Initial Work done by Nizar, additional patches by me.

For now the python bindings are not built (they depend on cython).

morse-0.2 is the second major release of MORSE.

Changelog:
- full support for python3.1 / blender 2.5+
- support for kuka lwr arm
- all angles are now exported in radians
- Begin to export human position and object positions
- added head and hand control to human
- fixed several issues with camera calibration in Blender
- Added Jido robot model with Kuka arm
- Access to armature joint angle now possible
- redid human rig and animation
- On-going switch to reStructured text for the documentation
- Added several posters for Genom middleware
- Fixed the accelerometer sensor
- fixed several issues with transformation coordinates
- improved human support:
   - new human model
      - mouse-based interactive displacement and grasping of objects
     - export of the human posture (joint state)
- wrong scale of some assets fixed
- 'visibility check' for the semantic camera
- documentation converted to reStructuredText. HTML version automatically
updated every hour to http://www.openrobots.org/morse/doc
- a lot of 'bug-fixes', code cleaning (PEP008)

 Changes since 3.2:
 - The requests armFree, armPickUp and armTakeToFree are OK
 - Add request to show the trajectory
 - small fixes