Hi, I'm using libfranka with a ROS service to control the gripper. My goal is to apply a certain force on a deformable object to measure deformation at different forces. I'm using the bool franka::Gripper::grasp(double width, double speed, double force) function to do so.
When I call the function with distance 0 and a certain force*, I noticed that force is applied for a first moment and then the gripper stops applying force. However, I never get the specified force I want.
Using the tolerances epsilon_inner and epsilon_outer couldn't solve my problem. I used an external force sensor to verify the force from the gripper and it seems far off the requested force. Is it actually possible to apply a specific force to an object? If yes, how can I do that?
* Function call and external force sensor readings:
gripper.grasp (0.001, 0.05, 25)
The tolerances were left by their default values. By looking at the readings of the external force sensor, the force reaches about 35N and then goes down to 5N.
Hi, I'm using
libfrankawith a ROS service to control the gripper. My goal is to apply a certain force on a deformable object to measure deformation at different forces. I'm using thebool franka::Gripper::grasp(double width, double speed, double force)function to do so.When I call the function with distance 0 and a certain force*, I noticed that force is applied for a first moment and then the gripper stops applying force. However, I never get the specified force I want.
Using the tolerances
epsilon_innerandepsilon_outercouldn't solve my problem. I used an external force sensor to verify the force from the gripper and it seems far off the requested force. Is it actually possible to apply a specific force to an object? If yes, how can I do that?* Function call and external force sensor readings:
gripper.grasp (0.001, 0.05, 25)The tolerances were left by their default values. By looking at the readings of the external force sensor, the force reaches about 35N and then goes down to 5N.