(dynamic_use_case)= # Dynamic Vision Use Case This exemplary use case shows how the robot actively tracks a group of objects in real-time as they unpredictably navigate through three-dimensional space. Subsequently, the robot picks up these objects and accurately places them at their designated destination. > **Note:** Every component has an option to change the default namespace: > `namespace:=` which by default is "ipc". > > If specified, the components will only see other components if they have same namespaces. > > Moreover, some components require additional configuration depending on this name, more specifically > the existence of a config file `d415camera.xacro` in `` `/rvc_dynamic_motion_controller_use_case/cameraurdf/` `` directory. > **Note:** After following at least once the [Preliminary system configuration](dynamic_use_case/system_config.md#preliminary-system-configuration) guide, i.e.: calibrating camera and robot, > the quick start guide to start RVC is to execute in three different terminals: > > ```bash > ros2 launch rvc_dynamic_motion_controller_use_case rviz2_launch.py > ros2 launch rvc_vision_main vision.composition.launch.py > ros2 launch rvc_dynamic_motion_controller_use_case dynamic_demo_launch.py robot_ip:= > ``` > > Then press play on the Universal Robots UR5e teach pendant. > > > **Note:** The Dobby planner plugin is Intel IP available under NDA only. For customers interested in accessing this motion planning framework, please contact [eci.maintainer@intel.com](mailto:eci.maintainer@intel.com). :::{toctree} :maxdepth: 1 dynamic_use_case/system_config dynamic_use_case/visualization dynamic_use_case/state_machine_node dynamic_use_case/vision_main_node :::