Open duygiang1162 opened 3 months ago
uncomment these line in the gazebo_ros_control_params.yaml
joint1: {p: 500.0, i: 0, d: 85}
joint2: {p: 1000.0, i: 0, d: 100}
joint3: {p: 1000.0, i: 0, d: 100}
joint4: {p: 500.0, i: 0, d: 85}
joint5: {p: 600.0, i: 0, d: 85}
joint6: {p: 500.0, i: 0, d: 85}
Thank you for your feedback. I tried with the pid parameters you provided. But the robot in the simulation keeps shaking. Is this because these parameters have not been optimized or is there another reason that I don't know yet? And does your simulation have the same problem as mine?
I discovered that, without using pid parameters, the robot operates more stably in the simulation environment. Is this a good way to continue developing robots?
Thank you for your feedback. I tried with the pid parameters you provided. But the robot in the simulation keeps shaking. Is this because these parameters have not been optimized or is there another reason that I don't know yet? And does your simulation have the same problem as mine?
Yes, I also experienced the same error, but after this step, It was gone.
I discovered that, without using pid parameters, the robot operates more stably in the simulation environment. Is this a good way to continue developing robots?
not sure; I'm also new to this.
@duygiang1162, please let me know if you were able to fix the Rviz issue.
I launched command: roslaunch dsr_launcher single_robot_rviz_gazebo.launch mode:=virtual model:=m0609 color:=blue But get error. Well i think this launch file didn't load file YAML above so i add new line in launch file as:
<rosparam file="$(find dsr_gazebo)/config/gazebo_ros_control_params.yaml" command="load"/>
This error is ongoing. Please give me advice to fix this problemI using ubuntu 20.04 noetic distro