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Hi,
I'm wondering if it is possible to add support for computing forward kinematics for robot arms in RLBench, so that we can compute the actual required end-effector pose from `executed_demo_joint…
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Is it possible to make the X & Y axis home simultaneously?
As an example (for core xy kinematics) the toolhead would move diagonally towards the 0,0 position and home whichever endstop is reached fir…
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Hello Adam, kindly answer me ASAP. it is very urgent.
Have you been able to do inverse kinematics successfully on this Repo that you've created?
I mean can the robot move to a given location x…
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Hi there - this library is very impressive and I'd love to start experimenting with using it within the context of robotics simulation.
Step one for us is looking at getting a stable kinematics sol…
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You mention a plan to post a diagram or video of how you adapted the Markforged dual Kinematics to the Switchwire. Is that something you could still post? It's hard to see the kinematics from the came…
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First of all, thank you for keeping the library alive through this fork!
I noticed that the [kinematics example](https://github.com/TimSchneider42/franky/blob/v0.7.1/examples/kinematics.py#L18) use…
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Mathworks inverse kinematics doesn't seem to solve for the correct location, it could be due to the different coordinate conventions for the end effector positions accross the different toolboxes.
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