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Hi, I would like to know if it is possible to send a JointMotion command while the robot is in ImpedanceMotion mode.
I see that you have in the example (impedance.py), the robot moving to a new target while maintaining the ImpedandeMotion, I want to do something similar but using the JointMotion command.
I try using the combination of:
q = [-1.53,0.508, -0.051, -1.796, -0.094, 3.386, -0.646]
x = Affine(Kinematics.forward(q))
impedance_motion.target = x
but when a new movement is initiated it doesn't move all the joints to the desired value, it only moves the end effector to the final position. Also, I can't seem to be able to control the velocity between movements (Always move at full speed), even using the robot.set_dynamic_rel(0.2) or data = MotionData(0.1) follow by robot.move_async(impedance, data)
Thanks in advance
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Hi, I would like to know if it is possible to send a JointMotion command while the robot is in ImpedanceMotion mode.
I see that you have in the example (impedance.py), the robot moving to a new target while maintaining the ImpedandeMotion, I want to do something similar but using the JointMotion command.
I try using the combination of:
but when a new movement is initiated it doesn't move all the joints to the desired value, it only moves the end effector to the final position. Also, I can't seem to be able to control the velocity between movements (Always move at full speed), even using the
robot.set_dynamic_rel(0.2)
ordata = MotionData(0.1)
follow byrobot.move_async(impedance, data)
Thanks in advance
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: