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Does this project have position control in Cartesian space? #17

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HIT-Ajian opened this issue Nov 17, 2020 · 1 comment
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Does this project have position control in Cartesian space? #17

HIT-Ajian opened this issue Nov 17, 2020 · 1 comment

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@HIT-Ajian
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Moveit motion planning will automatically detect collisions, but this is not what I want, so I don't want to use ROS motion planning. Does this project support motion planning in Cartesian space? I don't find a related package or library about Cartesian space.

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justagist commented Nov 17, 2020

Does this project support motion planning in Cartesian space? I don't find a related package or library about Cartesian space.

I am not sure what you mean when you say 'motion planning in cartesian space'. This package does not provide any planners at all.

Title: Does this project have position control in Cartesian space?

If you are looking for a controller for controlling the end-effector of the robot in cartesian space (which is the title of the issue), a direct controller is not provided, but you can write your own task-space controller using the provided joint-space controllers. As an example, see the task-space control demos provided. (1, 2)
Here's the animation of the demo. Here the robot's end-effector is controlled using a PD controller in task-space written over the joint torque controllers.
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