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Similar to the example in the previous session, this Docker Compose service configures and runs a visualization tool (Visualizer) within a Docker container. It renders real-time simulation data using RViz and allows remote access via VNC and Ngrok.
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The `visualizer` service maps:
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-**Port `6080:6080`** → Enables VNC-based remote visualization. Open in a browser: `http://localhost:6080`
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-**Port `5999:5999`** → Used for additional debugging or communication.
The volume mapping `./etc/simulation:/autoware/scenario-sim` mounts a local directory (./etc/simulation) to a specific path inside the container (/autoware/scenario-sim). This means that files stored in the ./etc/simulation directory on the host machine will be accessible from inside the container at /autoware/scenario-sim.
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-**Port `6080:6080`**
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In the Autoware visualization environment, the 6080:6080 port mapping is used to enable web-based VNC remote desktop access, allowing users to interact with tools like Rviz directly from their browser without needing an external VNC client.
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Inside the container, VNC is enabled via the `VNC_ENABLED=true` environment variable, ensuring that the VNC server is running. The VNC server listens on port 6080, making it accessible through a web-based interface, which simplifies remote monitoring and control of autonomous driving simulations, improving development and testing efficiency.
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Enable VNC-based remote visualization to interact with the Autoware environment remotely.
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To access the visualization interface:
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- On the same machine, open: `http://localhost:6080`
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- From another device, use: `http://<VISUALIZER_IP_ADDRESS>:6080`
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You are now entered the OpenAD Kit simulation environment.
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This demo will continuously repeat the same scenario.
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This demo will continuously repeat the two scenarios.
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- **fail_static_obstacle_avoidance.param.yaml**: In the first scenario, the vehicle remains stationary behind the obstacle.
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- **pass_static_obstacle_avoidance.param.yaml**: In the second scenario, the vehicle is permitted to change lanes to maneuver around the obstacle.
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The vehicle starts from a stationary position, moves along the road, and stops when there is a vehicle ahead, waiting for the obstruction to clear before proceeding.
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learning_objectives:
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- Introduction to the SOAFEE architecture and its role in supporting Shift-Left software development strategies to optimize the autonomous driving development process.
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- Overview of the Autoware OpenADKit simulation environment.
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- Running containerized workloads on Arm Neoverse with Docker, supporting execution on both cloud-based and on-premise servers.
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- Running containerized workloads on Arm Neoverse V3AE with Docker, supporting execution on both cloud-based and on-premise servers.
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- Exploring advanced configurations and future development prospects.
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prerequisites:
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- An Arm-based Neoverse cloud instance, or a local Arm Neoverse Linux computer with at least 16 CPUs and 32GB of RAM.
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