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We already have multiple possibilities to forward trajectories to the robot controller instead of interpolating it on the ROS machine and sending commands to the robot in each control cycle. Recently, the ur_client_library got added the possibility to do spline interpolation on the robot controller similar to the one done by ros2_control's JTC.
Interpolating on the robot has the advantage of a lower real-time requirement of the driver, since only the trajectory points are sent to the robot in the beginning. For this to be possible, we also recently added the possibility to make the receive timeout on the robot depending on the actual control mode.
I see this is marked as "in progress". Is there a fork somewhere to have a look at it ?
If I am able to I will gladly give a hand, as this passthrough controller is a feature that some people in my team are asking for.
Feature summary
We should implement a trajectory forwarding controller similar to https://github.com/UniversalRobots/Universal_Robots_ROS_passthrough_controllers
We already have multiple possibilities to forward trajectories to the robot controller instead of interpolating it on the ROS machine and sending commands to the robot in each control cycle. Recently, the ur_client_library got added the possibility to do spline interpolation on the robot controller similar to the one done by ros2_control's JTC.
Interpolating on the robot has the advantage of a lower real-time requirement of the driver, since only the trajectory points are sent to the robot in the beginning. For this to be possible, we also recently added the possibility to make the receive timeout on the robot depending on the actual control mode.
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