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Add joint impedance support for FRI #94
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Hi, using the build in joint impedance controller would be great in my opinion. Even better would be to supply a example setup with a fully features Cartesian Impedance controller using the torque interface and disabling the internal joint impedance controller. Just joint impedance is IMHO not so useful. Maybe https://github.com/matthias-mayr/Cartesian-Impedance-Controller could be a start? I would be tentatively interesting in porting this to ROS2. |
The description was indeed not really telling, but we plan to support both joint impedance and cartesian impedance control modes (with internal calculations). So according to our plans, the following modes will be supported by our driver:
(With FRI it is also possible to command axis positions with cartesian impendance attributes, or cartesian poses with joint impedance attributes, but I think we will not support these.) So in the end, if one would not want to use the internal impedance calculations, he/she could use the linked controller + torque mode. Do you think these modes cover all use cases of the driver? |
Certainly that sounds like a good approach. If the driver does all this, one would not need to set up something custom. From the Cartesian Impedance setup i would hope to get:
Look like a wishlist. Please take is as one. Let me know if you have any questions. I'm happy to help. And when you say FRI, would this be limited to Sunrise. Now we have an iiwa but will get an iisy soon. The same things would be nice over there as well. |
Thanks for this list, it really helps us to know what the users would want :) |
The hardware IF currently does not have stiffness and damping interfaces.
The manager node's control mode and command mode parameters could also be combined
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