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How to import a new robot #48
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Hi! Visualizing different robots is related to xpp. There is a short description of how to visualize your own robots here: http://wiki.ros.org/xpp If your interested in modifying the actual optimization, like adding different bounding boxes for the Cartesian Range of Motion, or changing the equation of motion,check this: Hope this help👍 |
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Hello! I am very glad you can check out this issue.
When I learning your TOWR, I got some trouble about the robot models. I have built a robot model with URDF and I want to use TOWR to solve some gait optimization problem. But when I import the model into TOWR by modifying the URDF files of TOWR, it's quite abnormal bcause its feet are always suspend in air no matter how I change the height of the base. Besides, I found that the end effectors and the cubes are still touch the ground although the feet of the model are in the air. So I wonder if it's because I didn't change the inverse kinematics rules, or because I didn't modify some parameters when I imported the model?
Here is the picture of my robots in the RVIZ.
Here is the picture of the TOWR after I imported the model.
And the files I modified are these:
Could you please give me some suggestions or guidance on how to fix this problem?
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