I believe the Gen3 Lite arm would be far easier to use if it had different planning groups for its arm and gripper similar to how it was configured in ros 1.
As is, with the gripper included in the same planning group, it's difficult to orthogonally position the arm and to programmatically localize over objects for picking.
Since inverse kinematic planning positions to the finger and changes grip width, the user has to account for a dynamic offset between the IK goal position and target objects.
Pictures for reference below:
Hello,
I believe the Gen3 Lite arm would be far easier to use if it had different planning groups for its arm and gripper similar to how it was configured in ros 1. As is, with the gripper included in the same planning group, it's difficult to orthogonally position the arm and to programmatically localize over objects for picking. Since inverse kinematic planning positions to the finger and changes grip width, the user has to account for a dynamic offset between the IK goal position and target objects. Pictures for reference below:
Thank you,