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Zenoh Bridge for ROS 2 over DDS (zenoh-bridge-ros2dds) Package name

Install latest/candidate of Zenoh Bridge for ROS 2 over DDS

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sudo snap install zenoh-bridge-ros2dds --candidate

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Zenoh Bridge for ROS 2 over DDS is only available on the unstable candidate channel. It could break and change often.

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Details for Zenoh Bridge for ROS 2 over DDS

Package name

  • zenoh-bridge-ros2dds

License

  • Apache-2.0

Last updated

  • Yesterday - latest/candidate

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A Zenoh bridge for ROS 2 over DDS

Bridges all ROS 2 communications using DDS over Zenoh. A typical usage is to run one bridge on a robot and one bridge on a remote host, connecting them via TCP without any DDS traffic crossing network boundaries.

The bridge daemon is installed disabled. Enable and start it with:

sudo snap start --enable zenoh-bridge-ros2dds.bridge

To stop and disable it again:

sudo snap stop --disable zenoh-bridge-ros2dds.bridge

To run an ad-hoc bridge instance without the daemon:

zenoh-bridge-ros2dds [OPTIONS]

Configuration is auto-discovered on startup. Place the configuration file in one of these locations:

~/snap/zenoh-bridge-ros2dds/common/ (ad-hoc app only; takes precedence) /var/snap/zenoh-bridge-ros2dds/common/ (daemon and ad-hoc app)

Pass -c <file> explicitly to skip auto-discovery.

A reference configuration is available in the upstream repository: https://github.com/eclipse-zenoh/zenoh-plugin-ros2dds/blob/main/DEFAULT_CONFIG.json5


Install Zenoh Bridge for ROS 2 over DDS on your Linux distribution

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