isaac_ros_unet
Source code on GitHub.
Quickstart
Set Up Development Environment
Set up your development environment by following the instructions in getting started.
Clone
isaac_ros_common
under${ISAAC_ROS_WS}/src
.cd ${ISAAC_ROS_WS}/src && \ git clone -b release-3.1 https://github.com/NVIDIA-ISAAC-ROS/isaac_ros_common.git isaac_ros_common
(Optional) Install dependencies for any sensors you want to use by following the sensor-specific guides.
Warning
We strongly recommend installing all sensor dependencies before starting any quickstarts. Some sensor dependencies require restarting the Isaac ROS Dev container during installation, which will interrupt the quickstart process.
Download Quickstart Assets
Download quickstart data from NGC:
Make sure required libraries are installed.
sudo apt-get install -y curl jq tar
Then, run these commands to download the asset from NGC:
NGC_ORG="nvidia" NGC_TEAM="isaac" PACKAGE_NAME="isaac_ros_unet" NGC_RESOURCE="isaac_ros_unet_assets" NGC_FILENAME="quickstart.tar.gz" MAJOR_VERSION=3 MINOR_VERSION=1 VERSION_REQ_URL="https://catalog.ngc.nvidia.com/api/resources/versions?orgName=$NGC_ORG&teamName=$NGC_TEAM&name=$NGC_RESOURCE&isPublic=true&pageNumber=0&pageSize=100&sortOrder=CREATED_DATE_DESC" AVAILABLE_VERSIONS=$(curl -s \ -H "Accept: application/json" "$VERSION_REQ_URL") LATEST_VERSION_ID=$(echo $AVAILABLE_VERSIONS | jq -r " .recipeVersions[] | .versionId as \$v | \$v | select(test(\"^\\\\d+\\\\.\\\\d+\\\\.\\\\d+$\")) | split(\".\") | {major: .[0]|tonumber, minor: .[1]|tonumber, patch: .[2]|tonumber} | select(.major == $MAJOR_VERSION and .minor <= $MINOR_VERSION) | \$v " | sort -V | tail -n 1 ) if [ -z "$LATEST_VERSION_ID" ]; then echo "No corresponding version found for Isaac ROS $MAJOR_VERSION.$MINOR_VERSION" echo "Found versions:" echo $AVAILABLE_VERSIONS | jq -r '.recipeVersions[].versionId' else mkdir -p ${ISAAC_ROS_WS}/isaac_ros_assets && \ FILE_REQ_URL="https://api.ngc.nvidia.com/v2/resources/$NGC_ORG/$NGC_TEAM/$NGC_RESOURCE/\ versions/$LATEST_VERSION_ID/files/$NGC_FILENAME" && \ curl -LO --request GET "${FILE_REQ_URL}" && \ tar -xf ${NGC_FILENAME} -C ${ISAAC_ROS_WS}/isaac_ros_assets && \ rm ${NGC_FILENAME} fi
Build isaac_ros_unet
Launch the Docker container using the
run_dev.sh
script:cd ${ISAAC_ROS_WS}/src/isaac_ros_common && \ ./scripts/run_dev.sh
Install the prebuilt Debian package:
sudo apt-get install -y ros-humble-isaac-ros-unet
Clone this repository under
${ISAAC_ROS_WS}/src
:cd ${ISAAC_ROS_WS}/src && \ git clone -b release-3.1 https://github.com/NVIDIA-ISAAC-ROS/isaac_ros_image_segmentation.git isaac_ros_image_segmentation
Launch the Docker container using the
run_dev.sh
script:cd ${ISAAC_ROS_WS}/src/isaac_ros_common && \ ./scripts/run_dev.sh
Use
rosdep
to install the package’s dependencies:rosdep install --from-paths ${ISAAC_ROS_WS}/src/isaac_ros_image_segmentation --ignore-src -y
Build the package from source:
cd ${ISAAC_ROS_WS} && \ colcon build --symlink-install --packages-up-to isaac_ros_unet
Source the ROS workspace:
Note
Make sure to repeat this step in every terminal created inside the Docker container.
Because this package was built from source, the enclosing workspace must be sourced for ROS to be able to find the package’s contents.
source install/setup.bash
Prepare PeopleSemSegnet Model
Download and install model assets inside the Docker container:
sudo apt-get install -y ros-humble-isaac-ros-peoplesemseg-models-install && ros2 run isaac_ros_peoplesemseg_models_install install_peoplesemsegnet_vanilla.sh --eula && ros2 run isaac_ros_peoplesemseg_models_install install_peoplesemsegnet_shuffleseg.sh --eula
Run Launch File
Continuing inside the Docker container, install the following dependencies:
sudo apt-get install -y ros-humble-isaac-ros-examples
Run the following launch file to spin up a demo of this package using the quickstart rosbag:
ros2 launch isaac_ros_examples isaac_ros_examples.launch.py launch_fragments:=unet interface_specs_file:=${ISAAC_ROS_WS}/isaac_ros_assets/isaac_ros_unet/quickstart_interface_specs.json engine_file_path:=${ISAAC_ROS_WS}/isaac_ros_assets/models/peoplesemsegnet/deployable_quantized_vanilla_unet_v2.0/1/model.plan input_binding_names:=['input_1:0']
Open a second terminal inside the Docker container:
cd ${ISAAC_ROS_WS}/src/isaac_ros_common && \ ./scripts/run_dev.sh
Run the rosbag file to simulate an image stream:
ros2 bag play -l ${ISAAC_ROS_WS}/isaac_ros_assets/isaac_ros_unet/quickstart.bag
Ensure that you have already set up your RealSense camera using the RealSense setup tutorial. If you have not, please set up the sensor and then restart this quickstart from the beginning.
Continuing inside the Docker container, install the following dependencies:
sudo apt-get install -y ros-humble-isaac-ros-examples ros-humble-isaac-ros-realsense
Run the following launch file to spin up a demo of this package using a RealSense camera:
ros2 launch isaac_ros_examples isaac_ros_examples.launch.py launch_fragments:=realsense_mono_rect,unet engine_file_path:=${ISAAC_ROS_WS}/isaac_ros_assets/models/peoplesemsegnet/deployable_quantized_vanilla_unet_v2.0/1/model.plan input_binding_names:=['input_1:0'] output_binding_names:=['argmax_1'] network_output_type:='argmax'
Ensure that you have already set up your Hawk camera using the Hawk setup tutorial. If you have not, please set up the sensor and then restart this quickstart from the beginning.
Continuing inside the Docker container, install the following dependencies:
sudo apt-get install -y ros-humble-isaac-ros-examples ros-humble-isaac-ros-argus-camera
Run the following launch file to spin up a demo of this package using a Hawk camera:
ros2 launch isaac_ros_examples isaac_ros_examples.launch.py launch_fragments:=argus_mono,rectify_mono,unet engine_file_path:=${ISAAC_ROS_WS}/isaac_ros_assets/models/peoplesemsegnet/deployable_quantized_vanilla_unet_v2.0/1/model.plan input_binding_names:=['input_1:0'] output_binding_names:=['argmax_1'] network_output_type:='argmax'
Ensure that you have already set up your ZED camera using ZED setup tutorial.
Continuing inside the Docker container, install dependencies:
sudo apt-get install -y ros-humble-isaac-ros-examples ros-humble-isaac-ros-image-proc ros-humble-isaac-ros-zed
Run the following launch file to spin up a demo of this package using a ZED Camera:
ros2 launch isaac_ros_examples isaac_ros_examples.launch.py \ launch_fragments:=zed_mono_rect,unet \ engine_file_path:=${ISAAC_ROS_WS}/isaac_ros_assets/models/peoplesemsegnet/deployable_quantized_vanilla_unet_v2.0/1/model.plan input_binding_names:=['input_1:0'] output_binding_names:=['argmax_1'] network_output_type:='argmax' \ interface_specs_file:=${ISAAC_ROS_WS}/isaac_ros_assets/isaac_ros_unet/zed2_quickstart_interface_specs.json
Note
If you are using the ZED X series, replace zed2_quickstart_interface_specs.json with zedx_quickstart_interface_specs.json in the above command.
Visualize Results
Open a new terminal inside the Docker container:
cd ${ISAAC_ROS_WS}/src/isaac_ros_common && \ ./scripts/run_dev.sh
Visualize and validate the output of the package with
rqt_image_view
:ros2 run rqt_image_view rqt_image_view /unet/colored_segmentation_mask
After about 1 minute, your output should like this:
Try More Examples
To continue your exploration, check out the following suggested examples:
Troubleshooting
Isaac ROS Troubleshooting
For solutions to problems with Isaac ROS, see troubleshooting.
Deep Learning Troubleshooting
For solutions to problems with using DNN models, see troubleshooting deeplearning.
API
Usage
Three launch files are provided to use this package. The first launch file launches isaac_ros_tensor_rt
, whereas another one uses isaac_ros_triton
, along with
the necessary components to perform encoding on images and decoding of U-Net
’s output. The final launch file launches an Argus-compatible camera
with a rectification node, along with the components found in isaac_ros_unet_triton.launch.py
.
Warning
For your specific application, these launch files may need to be modified. Please consult the available components to see the configurable parameters.
Launch File |
Components Used |
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ArgusMonoNode, RectifyNode, DnnImageEncoderNode, TritonNode, UNetDecoderNode |
UNetDecoderNode
ROS Parameters
ROS Parameter |
Type |
Default |
Description |
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The image encoding of the colored segmentation mask. Supported values: |
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Vector of integers where each element represents the RGB color hex code for the corresponding class |
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The type of output that the network provides. Supported values: |
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The width of the segmentation mask. |
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The height of the segmentation mask. |
Warning
Note: the model output should be
NCHW
orNHWC
. In this context, theC
refers to the class.Note: For the
network_output_type
, thesoftmax
andsigmoid
option expects a single 32 bit floating point tensor. For theargmax
option, a single signed 32 bit integer tensor is expected.Note: Models with greater than 255 classes are currently not supported. If a class label greater than 255 is detected, this mask will be downcast to 255 in the raw segmentation.
ROS Topics Subscribed
ROS Topic |
Interface |
Description |
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The tensor that contains raw probabilities for every class in each pixel. |
Warning
All input images are required to have height and width that are both an even number of pixels.
ROS Topics Published
ROS Topic |
Interface |
Description |
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The raw segmentation mask, encoded in mono8. Each pixel represents a class label. |
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The colored segmentation mask. The color palette is user specified by the |