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ZeroSim is a robotics simulation engine built on the easy to use [Unity 3D](https://unity.com/) development platform and the power of the [Robotics Operating System (ROS)](https://www.ros.org/). ZeroSim is designed for ease of use and rapid development of all sorts of robotics and simulation -- from warehouses and industrial settings, to farming and outdoors -- from robotic arms to ground and drone based mobile robots.
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* Machine Learning tools:
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* Image Segmentation for training semantic segmentation algorithms.
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* URDF Export
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***COMING SOON:**
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* More complete documentation.
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* URDF import & export.
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* URDF import.
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* Finish Docker integration with Unity. (Currently incomplete)
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* Secure communications via WebSockets.
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* Support for other Physics engines such as Bullet or Havok.
7. In the VNC window press the *LEFT* mouse button and select "Terminal". 
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8. In the new terminal run `rqt_image_view /image/segmentation_image`.
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9. Open up a second terminal and run `rqt_image_view /image/image_raw`
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### Export URDF
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1. Make sure that the ZeroSim samples are installed as outlined above.
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2. Open scene the `URDF_test.scene` in the ZeroSim samples.
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3. Select `SimpleRobotArm` in the scene hierarchy.
4. Select `Export URDF` in the root properties view. 
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5. Select the directory to export to.
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6. An excellent online URDF viewer is available: https://gkjohnson.github.io/urdf-loaders/javascript/example/index.html Just drag and drop the files exported above.
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