Duckiebot Dashboard
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Duckiebot Dashboard#
This chapter describes the Duckietown Duckiebot Dashboard (also known as just “the Dashboard”), i.e., a browser-based interface for Duckiebots (and Duckiedrones).
What you will need
Duckiebot Dashboard correctly set up: Dashboard Setup.
What you will get
Understanding of the Duckiebot Dashboard resources.
Introduction to the Duckietown Dashboard#
To open the Dashboard, run the following command, where PAGE
is an optional page (e.g., robot/mission_control
):
dts duckiebot dashboard [--page PAGE] DUCKIEBOT_NAME
Dashboard Pages#
Once logged in, you will see a navigation panel on the left side with links to:
Page |
Description |
---|---|
File Manager |
A tool for managing the files on your Duckiebot |
Portainer |
A tool for managing the containers on your Duckiebot |
Robot |
Provides information about the status of your Duckiebot |
Users |
Allows multiple accounts to use a single Duckiebot |
Profile |
Provides information about your Duckietown account |
Package Store |
Provides available packages for your Duckiebot |
Settings |
Allows the configuration of the |
Robot#
On this page, you can find several tabs related to your Duckiebot.
Info#
In this tab, you can see your Duckiebot’s name, type, configuration, firmware (i.e., the version number of the image flashed on your SD card at Duckiebot SD Card Initialization), temperature, CPU usage, etc.

Fig. 21 The Info tab on the Robot page of the Dashboard.#
Mission Control#
In this tab, you can see what your Duckiebot sees, its lateral and angular speed, and a plot of its left and right motor speeds.

Fig. 22 The Mission Control tab on the Robot page of the Dashboard.#
Health#
In this tab, you can see a plot of your Duckiebot’s temperature, CPU usage, etc.

Fig. 23 The Health tab on the Robot page of the Dashboard.#
Architecture#
In this tab, you can see a graphical representation of your Duckiebot’s ROS network.

Fig. 24 The Architecture tab on the Robot page of the Dashboard.#
Portainer#
On this page, you can manage your Duckiebot’s Docker containers.

Fig. 25 The Portainer page of the Dashboard.#