Open carlosjoserg opened 9 years ago
At the current stage, there is no registered hand joint position: I would say that at least a few objects (first 5 as we agreed with @Tabjones) should have recorded grasp, then the rest will take some more time and be a matter of secondary importance. About transferring to internal DB format, this commit solves the issue: there is now a very simple utility (called grasp_storage) which allows this from command line with almost no effort (so, don't worry @alessandrosettimi !)
At the current stage, there is no registered hand joint position...
What do you need that for? If it is to discriminate the approach/grasp phases, the flexiforce readings can give you a good estimate for that as well, as long as you record them of course, which seems to be the case here
About transferring to internal DB format...
One question, the almost-no-effort is always that ctrl-c/ctrl-v of the timestamp from the bag play into the code, and then recompiling?
Nope, have a look at the code if you want, but it's all command line... Still, you need the timing written somewhere, even in a file will work (try to rosrun dual_manipulation_grasp_db grasp_storage, I hope the help is clear enough!)
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At the current stage, there is no registered hand joint position...
What do you need that for? If it is to discriminate the approach/grasp phases, the flexiforce readings can give you a good estimate for that as well, as long as you record them of course, which seems to be the case here https://github.com/CentroEPiaggio/unipi-grasp-datasets/blob/master/pacman_wp2_grasp_db/data/startRecording.sh#L21
About transferring to internal DB format...
One question, the almost-no-effort is always that ctrl-c/ctrl-v of the timestamp from the bag play into the code, and then recompiling?
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Yes, it looks clear, thanks !
The current Grasp DB has too many errors in body tracking within a grasp sequence.