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wiki: update supported_hardware page (again) #32

Open gavanderhoorn opened 9 years ago

gavanderhoorn commented 9 years ago

As per subject. Motoman and Fanuc entries seem rather out of date.

Formatting of the Definitions sections could perhaps be looked at as well?

gavanderhoorn commented 6 years ago

As an alternative to a central page on the wiki, we could migrate the information to package-specific pages and / or to the readmes of the repositories.

gavanderhoorn commented 6 years ago

Suggestion: make a dedicated industrial robot hw support page and remove the other sections.

hsd-dev commented 5 years ago

This seems to be an updated list: https://robots.ros.org/tags/#industrial Is this page this still relevant? http://wiki.ros.org/action/fullsearch/Industrial/supported_hardware Or can they be merged?

gavanderhoorn commented 5 years ago

This seems to be an updated list: https://robots.ros.org/tags/#industrial

that's a page dependent on community contributions and as such lists robots for which community members thought the tag industrial would fit.

It does not reflect the status of supported hw "within ros-industrial".

Is this page this still relevant? http://wiki.ros.org/action/fullsearch/Industrial/supported_hardware Or can they be merged?

That page specifically documents the compatibility of specific robot & controllers with industrial_robot_client and/or their drivers. There are a few other sections on the page, but those are vestigial I believe.

We might just want to have a short list that links to the wiki pages of the various robot and other packages that we have.

We could opt for removing those pages completely and use robots.ros.org but seeing the current list of robots that are listed for the industrial tag I'm not sure whether that would not be confusing.

robinsonmm commented 5 years ago

I had a request from KEBA to be added to the supported_hardware page.... since they are now offering a controller that works on Hiwin and Comau robots... we could include others that offer nominal and advertised ROS interfaces.

We could seek to add Kawasaki, Epson, Staubli, and Pilz, etc...

I agree I would like it to contain the same info as the existing table, and nominally have engagement/supporting data/resources from the OEM side. I believe the table in the Wiki is more complete and therefore different than hwat is at ros.org/robots under the "industrial manipulator" category... thoughts?

gavanderhoorn commented 5 years ago

we could include others that offer nominal and advertised ROS interfaces.

We could seek to add Kawasaki, Epson, Staubli, and Pilz, etc...

I'm not sure I would do this: the pages under wiki/Industrial specifically document the state of "our" packages.

None of the OEMs you list there are supported "by us".

If they have ROS interfaces available those should be listed / advertised on pages outside wiki/Industrial I feel.

robinsonmm commented 5 years ago

Thanks for clarifying the intent regarding "our" packages. Ok, I think it is good to point those promotional opportunities for those companies.

gavanderhoorn commented 5 years ago

The pages would still need some cleaning up and/or updating, so I'll still mark this as a WRID19 issue.

It'll probably have to be one of us (RIC-NA, RIC-EU, RIC-APAC) that takes this one though.

robinsonmm commented 5 years ago

+1

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The pages would still need some cleaning up and/or updating, so I'll still mark this as a WRID19 issue.

It'll probably have to be one of us (RIC-NA, RIC-EU, RIC-APAC) that takes this one though.

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