Open osrf-migration opened 11 years ago
Original comment by Brian Gerkey (Bitbucket: Brian Gerkey, GitHub: gerkey).
The limits included in the simulation model are taken directly from the data provided to us by BDI. For example, the maximum knee pitch torque is given as 220Nm and the maximum ankle pitch torque is given as 700Nm.
I agree that those values seem improbable, but we don't have any newer or more accurate information about the torque limits. We'd happily accept patches to improve the model.
Original comment by Steven Gray (Bitbucket: stgray).
The torque limits change depending on the current joint angle. Is there a way to handle this in gazebo?
Original comment by Steve Peters (Bitbucket: Steven Peters, GitHub: scpeters).
@stgray We could add these types of limits into AtlasPlugin when the efforts are clamped if we had an appropriate model. We're open to suggestions / pull requests.
Original comment by Brian Gerkey (Bitbucket: Brian Gerkey, GitHub: gerkey).
Awaiting updated torque limit data, from BDI or elsewhere.
Original comment by Steven Gray (Bitbucket: stgray).
The torque limits are on the Box accounts provided to the teams with Atlases. Do you have access to that info?
Original comment by Brian Gerkey (Bitbucket: Brian Gerkey, GitHub: gerkey).
I does look like those docs contain torque limits for about half the actuators (in the ActuatorData.xls
sheet, cells G18:H29
); for the remainder it appears that the torque limits are configuration-dependent.
For the actuators that have fixed torque limits, we could use those values to replace the existing limits in the models. For the others, we would need to know how to compute the limits given the configuration.
But those docs are marked Boston Dynamics Proprietary Information
, so we'd need BDI's permission before releasing any of the numbers.
Original report (archived issue) by Sylvain Bertrand (Bitbucket: SylvainBertrand).
I think there are some errors concerning the torque limits for the Atlas model. For example, the knee max torque is 220Nm while the ankle pitch max torque is 700Nm, which sounds lowly probable. Also the arm joint max torques are higher than the ones published by Boston Dynamics. For example, the shoulder pitch max torque is 212Nm in the simulation model, while BDI gives a min torque of -75Nm and a max torque of 93Nm.
It'd be awesome if you could check the different joint maximum torques.
Regards, Sylvain