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ROS for Industrial Robots
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## RRBot Example
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roslaunch rrbot_control rrbot_control.launch
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Add the 'Dynamic Reconfigure' plugin to RQT and click 'Expand All' to see the sub-options. Assuming your controller uses PID, you should use a "pid" option. Clicking on it should reveal 5 sliders that let you tune the controller, as pictured in the following screenshot. Adjust these values until you get the desired per...
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## About ros_control
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## Create a ros_controls package
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<transmission name="${prefix}wrist_2_trans"> <type>transmission_interface/SimpleTransmission</type> <joint name="${prefix}wrist_2_joint"> <hardwareInterface>PositionJointInterface</hardwareInterface> </joint> <actuator name="${prefix}wrist_2_motor"> <mechanicalReduction>1</me...
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# Wiki
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Just simple as below, append to the end of the file, just before the ** </robot> ** :
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Under "Global Options" change your "Fixed Frame" to "world" to resolve any errors it might be giving you.
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An explanation of variables:
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**The Construct** is an e-learning platform for ROS and Robotics, helping engineers grow their robotics skills with a full-scale curriculum and hands-on courses.
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Simulating a robot's controllers in Gazebo can be accomplished using ros_control and a simple Gazebo plugin adapter. An overview of the relationship between simulation, hardware, controllers and transmissions is shown below:
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Now, let’s modify our **launch file** .
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# Page
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* i - the RQT variable for time * rate - the frequency that this expression is evaluated. This should be the same number as in the rate column of the topic publisher. Recommended value is 100. * speed - how quick you want the join to actuate. Start off with just 1 for a slow speed * upper_limit and lower_lim...
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URDF for Robot Modeling
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## Step 1 – Simplifying the robot
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The final line starts a robot_state_publisher node that simply listens to /joint_states messages from the joint_state_controller then publishes the transforms to /tf. This allows you to see your simulated robot in Rviz as well as do other tasks.
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Start RQT:
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Next thing, we need some **transmissions** elements in our robot model.
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In addition to the transmission tags, a Gazebo plugin needs to be added to your URDF that actually parses the transmission tags and loads the appropriate hardware interfaces and controller manager. By default the gazebo_ros_control plugin is very simple, though it is also extensible via an additional plugin architectur...
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* ** <hardwareInterface> ** (optional) (one or more occurrences) * Specifies a supported joint-space [ hardware interface ](/ros_control#Hardware_Interfaces) . Note that ** <hardwareInterface> ** tag should only be specified here for ROS releases prior to Indigo. The correct place to specify this tag is in *...
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* ` <joint name=""> ` \- the name must correspond to a joint else where in your URDF * ` <type> ` \- the type of transmission. Currently only "transmission_interface/SimpleTransmission" is implemented. (feel free to add more) * ` <hardwareInterface> ` \- within the ` <actuator> ` and ` <joint> ` tags, this tell...
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You can use that as a template for doing this with your own robot.
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**CMakeLists.txt**
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* [ Distributions ](/Distributions) * [ ROS/Installation ](/ROS/Installation) * [ ROS/Tutorials ](/ROS/Tutorials) * [ RecentChanges ](/RecentChanges) * [ urdf/XML/Transmission ](/urdf/XML/Transmission)
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user:~$ rostopic list /clock /gazebo/link_states /gazebo/model_states /gazebo/parameter_descriptions /gazebo/parameter_updates /gazebo/set_link_state /gazebo/set_model_state /mrm/joint1_position_controller/command /mrm/joint1_position_controller/pid/parameter_descriptio...
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mass="57.906" ixx="12.679" ixy="0" ixz="0" iyy="12.679" iyz="0" izz="0.651" radius="0.15" length="0.8" /> <!-- <m_joint name="${link_02_name}__${link_03_name}" type="revolute" axis_xyz="0 1 0" origin_...
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## [ How to Become a Robotics Developer ](https://www.theconstruct.ai/become- robotics-developer/)
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### Create a .yaml config file
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The PID gains and controller settings must be saved in a yaml file that gets loaded to the param server via the roslaunch file. In the config folder of your ` MYROBOT\_control ` package, adapt the following RRBot example to your robot as ` MYROBOT_control/config/rrbot_control.yaml ` :
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<type>transmission_interface/SimpleTransmission</type> <joint name="${link_01_name}__${link_02_name}"> <hardwareInterface>hardware_interface/EffortJointInterface</hardwareInterface> </joint> <actuator name="motor_${link_01_name}__${link_02_name}"> <hardwareInterfa...
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## Related courses
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Toggle navigation [ ![gazebo](/assets/masthead-0bd44817978df8069f427d8ca1657998789065a2b242edfd1a3d8ab4a329dd4c.png) ](/)
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We encourage you to read an overview of the documentation on [ ros_control ](http://ros.org/wiki/ros_control) before proceeding.
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Learn about ROS message and service calls that are available for use with Gazebo in the tutorial [ ROS Communication with Gazebo ](/tutorials/?tut=ros_comm) .
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### <transmission> Attributes
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Next, expand the topic so that you see the "data" row. In the expression column, on the data row, try different radian values between joint1's joint limits - in RRBot's case there are no limits because the joints are continuous, so any value works. You should be able to get the RRBot to swing around if you are doing th...
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sin(i/100)
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And in the **package.xml** file, make sure you have the following instructions:
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Add a Plot plugin to RQT and add the same topic as the one you chose above for the topic publisher:
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Create a roslaunch file for starting the ros_control controllers. Within the launch folder create a ` MYROBOT_control/launch/MYROBOT_control.launch ` file and adapt the following RRBot example to your robot:
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<gazebo> <plugin name="gazebo_ros_control" filename="libgazebo_ros_control.so"> <robotNamespace>/rrbot</robotNamespace> </plugin> </gazebo>
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We'll next need to create a configuration file and launch file for our ros_control controllers that interface with Gazebo.
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mkdir ~/catkin_ws cd ~/catkin_ws catkin_create_pkg MYROBOT_control controller_manager joint_state_controller robot_state_publisher cd MYROBOT_control mkdir config mkdir launch
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Great! Now we have already configured the controllers, you can spawn the robot again! Same commands as before, but this time you will notice the last link won’t fall down! This is very important to achieve since the controllers are already actuating.
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## URDF Transmissions
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<m_link_box name="${link_00_name}" origin_rpy="0 0 0" origin_xyz="0 0 0" mass="1024" ixx="170.667" ixy="0" ixz="0" iyy="170.667" iyz="0" izz="170.667" size="1 1 1" /> <m_joint name="${link_00_name}__${li...
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Start the controllers:
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sin(i/rate*speed)*diff + offset
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## Start the controllers using roslaunch
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You'll also see the gazebo_ros_control plugin in ` rrbot.gazebo ` that reads in all the ` <transmission> ` tags:
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### Development Notes
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In this section we'll go over tools to help you visualize the performance of your controller and tune any gains/parameters the controller might have, particularly PID gains. We'll be using [ RQT ](http://www.ros.org/wiki/rqt) , ROS's plugin-based user interface, so be sure you first have that installed.
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PROGRAMS
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The first line, "rosparam", loads the controller settings to the parameter server by loading a yaml configuration file (discussed in the next section).
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The transmission element has one attribute:
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</robot>
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Start the RRBot simulation:
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In order to do that, let’s create a new file: **~/simulation_ws/src/mrm_description/config/joints.yaml**
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The gazebo_ros_control ` <plugin> ` tag also has the following optional child elements:
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rosservice call /rrbot/controller_manager/switch_controller "{start_controllers: [], stop_controllers: ['joint1_position_controller','joint2_position_controller'], strictness: 2}"
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* hardware_interface::JointStateInterface * hardware_interface::EffortJointInterface * hardware_interface::VelocityJointInterface - _not fully implemented_
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These plugins must inherit gazebo_ros_control::RobotHWSim which implements a simulated ros_control hardware_interface::RobotHW. RobotHWSim provides API- level access to read and command joint properties in the Gazebo simulator.