Added torque-only client_command_mode.#304
Added torque-only client_command_mode.#304xmatousm wants to merge 3 commits intolbr-stack:rollingfrom
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sorry this went past my attention! Will review this next week. |
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Never mind. Anyway, there was a bug about determining when the commands starts coming from the client. Hope now its fixed. Currently it is tested in humble, I will test this in rolling tomorrow. |
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okay just had a brief look, looks pretty reasonable. Will try run this. Thx for the effort |
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Just FYI, trying to get #271 in first. |
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Sorry for the delay here. Everything is now setup and I will look into getting this merged ASAP and don't want to block you here. Just for my understanding and context, are you looking into using something like CRISP: https://github.com/utiasDSL/crisp_controllers? |
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Maybe. I'm not familiar with the CRISP library, as in the project I'm working on (https://www.agimus-project.eu/) the solution for model predictive control is developped, which uses the effort-only interface of a robot. |
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Okay got you. Just a quick question, did you run a load data calibration? |
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Course I did. But in some situations the accuracy of the calibration is not enough - sometimes the stack of ros nodes and controllers starts too long that the robot unwanted motion during a "fall" is considerable (and the issue can be expected when robot with some payload in its gripper is e.g. emergency stopped) |
Got you, sorry just checking in case! |
Our proposal to torque-only command mode (related to #303). Tested on rolling and humble.