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Then `geofence_manager_node` or a future patrol package can call it.\n\nThe key design choice is:\n\n**use the nearest boundary segment, not the nearest vertex.**\n\nThat gives you:\n- stable tangent\n- stable inward normal\n- predictable bounce direction\n\nA good helper module could look like this.\n\n`geofence_manager/bounce_geometry.py`\n```python\n#!/usr/bin/env python3\n\nfrom __future__ import annotations\n\nfrom dataclasses import dataclass\nfrom typing import List, Optional, Sequence, Tuple\nimport math\n\n\nXY = Tuple[float, float]\nEPS = 1e-9\n\n\n@dataclass\nclass BoundaryHit:\n closest_point: XY\n segment_index: int\n tangent_unit: XY\n inward_normal_unit: XY\n distance_m: float\n\n\n@dataclass\nclass BounceTargetResult:\n success: bool\n target_point: XY\n boundary_point: XY\n far_boundary_point: XY\n travel_direction_unit: XY\n segment_index: int\n reason: str\n\n\ndef compute_nearest_boundary_hit(robot_xy: XY, polygon: Sequence[XY]) -> BoundaryHit:\n \"\"\"\n Find the nearest point on the polygon boundary and return local boundary geometry.\n\n Assumptions:\n - polygon has at least 3 vertices\n - polygon vertices are ordered consistently (CW or CCW)\n \"\"\"\n if len(polygon) < 3:\n raise ValueError(\"Polygon must contain at least 3 vertices.\")\n\n signed_area = polygon_signed_area(polygon)\n if abs(signed_area) < EPS:\n raise ValueError(\"Polygon area is too small or degenerate.\")\n\n is_ccw = signed_area > 0.0\n\n rx, ry = robot_xy\n\n best_dist_sq = float(\"inf\")\n best_point: Optional[XY] = None\n best_segment_index = -1\n best_tangent = (0.0, 0.0)\n best_inward_normal = (0.0, 0.0)\n\n n = len(polygon)\n for i in range(n):\n ax, ay = polygon[i]\n bx, by = polygon[(i + 1) % n]\n\n cx, cy, t = closest_point_on_segment_with_t(rx, ry, ax, ay, bx, by)\n dx = cx - rx\n dy = cy - ry\n dist_sq = dx * dx + dy * dy\n\n if dist_sq < best_dist_sq:\n tx = bx - ax\n ty = by - ay\n tangent = normalize((tx, ty))\n\n # For CCW polygon, inward normal is left-hand normal.\n # For CW polygon, inward normal is right-hand normal.\n if is_ccw:\n inward = normalize(left_normal(tangent))\n else:\n inward = normalize(right_normal(tangent))\n\n best_dist_sq = dist_sq\n best_point = (cx, cy)\n best_segment_index = i\n best_tangent = tangent\n best_inward_normal = inward\n\n assert best_point is not None\n\n return BoundaryHit(\n closest_point=best_point,\n segment_index=best_segment_index,\n tangent_unit=best_tangent,\n inward_normal_unit=best_inward_normal,\n distance_m=math.sqrt(best_dist_sq),\n )\n\n\ndef compute_bounce_target(\n robot_xy: XY,\n polygon: Sequence[XY],\n bounce_angle_deg: float = 0.0,\n start_inset_m: float = 0.25,\n goal_inset_m: float = 0.50,\n) -> BounceTargetResult:\n \"\"\"\n Compute a target on the far side of the polygon by projecting inward from the nearest boundary.\n\n bounce_angle_deg:\n 0 -> straight inward (orthogonal to boundary)\n >0 -> rotate toward +tangent\n <0 -> rotate toward -tangent\n\n start_inset_m:\n distance to move inward from the nearest boundary before ray casting\n\n goal_inset_m:\n distance to back off from the far-side intersection\n \"\"\"\n if len(polygon) < 3:\n return BounceTargetResult(\n success=False,\n target_point=robot_xy,\n boundary_point=robot_xy,\n far_boundary_point=robot_xy,\n travel_direction_unit=(0.0, 0.0),\n segment_index=-1,\n reason=\"polygon must contain at least 3 vertices\",\n )\n\n if start_inset_m < 0.0 or goal_inset_m < 0.0:\n return BounceTargetResult(\n success=False,\n target_point=robot_xy,\n boundary_point=robot_xy,\n far_boundary_point=robot_xy,\n travel_direction_unit=(0.0, 0.0),\n segment_index=-1,\n reason=\"inset distances must be non-negative\",\n )\n\n hit = compute_nearest_boundary_hit(robot_xy, polygon)\n\n theta = math.radians(bounce_angle_deg)\n\n nx, ny = hit.inward_normal_unit\n tx, ty = hit.tangent_unit\n\n # D = cos(theta) * N + sin(theta) * T\n dir_x = math.cos(theta) * nx + math.sin(theta) * tx\n dir_y = math.cos(theta) * ny + math.sin(theta) * ty\n direction = normalize((dir_x, dir_y))\n\n start_point = (\n hit.closest_point[0] + start_inset_m * nx,\n hit.closest_point[1] + start_inset_m * ny,\n )\n\n intersections = ray_polygon_intersections(start_point, direction, polygon)\n\n # Ignore intersections too close to the ray origin.\n forward_hits = [(s, pt, seg_idx) for s, pt, seg_idx in intersections if s > max(start_inset_m, 1e-6)]\n\n if not forward_hits:\n return BounceTargetResult(\n success=False,\n target_point=start_point,\n boundary_point=hit.closest_point,\n far_boundary_point=start_point,\n travel_direction_unit=direction,\n segment_index=hit.segment_index,\n reason=\"ray does not intersect polygon boundary ahead\",\n )\n\n # Choose the farthest forward hit, which should be the opposite-side exit for convex polygons.\n s_far, far_pt, _ = max(forward_hits, key=lambda item: item[0])\n\n target_point = (\n far_pt[0] - goal_inset_m * direction[0],\n far_pt[1] - goal_inset_m * direction[1],\n )\n\n return BounceTargetResult(\n success=True,\n target_point=target_point,\n boundary_point=hit.closest_point,\n far_boundary_point=far_pt,\n travel_direction_unit=direction,\n segment_index=hit.segment_index,\n reason=\"ok\",\n )\n\n\ndef polygon_signed_area(polygon: Sequence[XY]) -> float:\n area2 = 0.0\n n = len(polygon)\n for i in range(n):\n x1, y1 = polygon[i]\n x2, y2 = polygon[(i + 1) % n]\n area2 += x1 * y2 - x2 * y1\n return 0.5 * area2\n\n\ndef normalize(v: XY) -> XY:\n x, y = v\n norm = math.hypot(x, y)\n if norm < EPS:\n raise ValueError(\"Cannot normalize zero-length vector.\")\n return (x / norm, y / norm)\n\n\ndef left_normal(v: XY) -> XY:\n x, y = v\n return (-y, x)\n\n\ndef right_normal(v: XY) -> XY:\n x, y = v\n return (y, -x)\n\n\ndef closest_point_on_segment_with_t(\n px: float,\n py: float,\n ax: float,\n ay: float,\n bx: float,\n by: float,\n) -> Tuple[float, float, float]:\n abx = bx - ax\n aby = by - ay\n ab_len_sq = abx * abx + aby * aby\n\n if ab_len_sq < EPS:\n return ax, ay, 0.0\n\n t = ((px - ax) * abx + (py - ay) * aby) / ab_len_sq\n t = max(0.0, min(1.0, t))\n\n cx = ax + t * abx\n cy = ay + t * aby\n return cx, cy, t\n\n\ndef ray_polygon_intersections(\n ray_origin: XY,\n ray_dir_unit: XY,\n polygon: Sequence[XY],\n) -> List[Tuple[float, XY, int]]:\n \"\"\"\n Return forward intersections between a ray and polygon edges.\n\n Returns tuples:\n (ray_parameter_s, intersection_point, segment_index)\n\n where:\n intersection = ray_origin + s * ray_dir_unit\n s >= 0 for forward intersections\n \"\"\"\n ox, oy = ray_origin\n dx, dy = ray_dir_unit\n\n hits: List[Tuple[float, XY, int]] = []\n n = len(polygon)\n\n for i in range(n):\n ax, ay = polygon[i]\n bx, by = polygon[(i + 1) % n]\n\n ex = bx - ax\n ey = by - ay\n\n # Solve:\n # ray_origin + s * d = A + u * e\n # for s >= 0 and 0 <= u <= 1\n det = cross2d((dx, dy), (ex, ey))\n if abs(det) < EPS:\n continue # parallel\n\n qx = ax - ox\n qy = ay - oy\n\n s = cross2d((qx, qy), (ex, ey)) / det\n u = cross2d((qx, qy), (dx, dy)) / det\n\n if s >= 0.0 and -EPS <= u <= 1.0 + EPS:\n ix = ox + s * dx\n iy = oy + s * dy\n hits.append((s, (ix, iy), i))\n\n hits = deduplicate_hits(hits)\n return hits\n\n\ndef deduplicate_hits(hits: List[Tuple[float, XY, int]], tol: float = 1e-6) -> List[Tuple[float, XY, int]]:\n deduped: List[Tuple[float, XY, int]] = []\n for hit in sorted(hits, key=lambda h: h[0]):\n _, pt, _ = hit\n if not deduped:\n deduped.append(hit)\n continue\n\n _, prev_pt, _ = deduped[-1]\n if math.hypot(pt[0] - prev_pt[0], pt[1] - prev_pt[1]) > tol:\n deduped.append(hit)\n\n return deduped\n\n\ndef cross2d(a: XY, b: XY) -> float:\n return a[0] * b[1] - a[1] * b[0]\n```\n\nHow to think about the bounce angle:\n\n- `0°` means “go straight away from the nearest wall”\n- `+20°` means “go inward, but slant along the wall in the segment direction”\n- `-20°` means “same, but slant the other way”\n\nFor your rectangle example:\n\n```python\npolygon = [\n (-3.5, -3.5),\n (-3.5, 3.5),\n ( 3.5, 3.5),\n ( 3.5, -3.5),\n]\nrobot = (1.2, 3.2) # near the top boundary\n\nresult = compute_bounce_target(\n robot_xy=robot,\n polygon=polygon,\n bounce_angle_deg=0.0,\n start_inset_m=0.25,\n goal_inset_m=0.50,\n)\n\nprint(result)\n```\n\nIf the robot is near the top edge, the nearest segment’s inward normal points downward, so:\n- `0°` sends it toward the bottom side\n- `+30°` or `-30°` sends it diagonally across the interior\n\nWhy this is a good fit for your wandering idea:\n\n- when the robot gets near the fence, it does not just stop\n- it generates an interior-safe “escape target”\n- Nav2 does the rest\n- wandering becomes a sequence of interior traversals\n\nA good next-layer policy could be:\n\n- if `state == INSIDE` and far from boundary:\n - random interior target or patrol target\n- if `state == NEAR_BOUNDARY`:\n - compute bounce target with a mild random angle, like ±20°\n- if `state == OUTSIDE`:\n - compute a stronger recovery target using `0°` or nearest inward point first\n\nOne caution:\nthis helper is best for **convex polygons**. It will still run on concave polygons, but the “far side” ray may hit a notch rather than the intuitively opposite boundary. For your home-area rectangle, it is ideal.\n\nI would also add a small test file early. Even a minimal one:\n\n```python\ndef test_rectangle_top_bounce():\n polygon = [\n (-3.5, -3.5),\n (-3.5, 3.5),\n ( 3.5, 3.5),\n ( 3.5, -3.5),\n ]\n robot = (1.0, 3.2)\n\n result = compute_bounce_target(\n robot_xy=robot,\n polygon=polygon,\n bounce_angle_deg=0.0,\n start_inset_m=0.25,\n goal_inset_m=0.50,\n )\n\n assert result.success\n assert result.target_point[1] < 0.0\n```\n\nThe clean architectural place for this is:\n- `geofence_manager/bounce_geometry.py` for math\n- later maybe a service in `geofence_manager` if patrol wants to ask for a bounce target\n\nMy recommendation for the next step:\nfirst add this helper and test it in isolation with a few hard-coded robot positions around your rectangle. 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