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Robot Models deliver inconsistent results #31

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dmronga opened this issue Jul 1, 2022 · 1 comment
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Robot Models deliver inconsistent results #31

dmronga opened this issue Jul 1, 2022 · 1 comment
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dmronga commented Jul 1, 2022

The result differs form RBDL and pinocchio

@dmronga dmronga changed the title Center of mass computation in RobotModelKDL is incorrect Center of mass and CoM Jacobian in RobotModelKDL is incorrect Nov 9, 2022
@dmronga dmronga added the bug Something isn't working label Nov 17, 2022
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dmronga commented Nov 28, 2022

The different robot models do not deliver consistent results for all quantities computed. Party, this is because of a different representation of the floating base. In this case it is not clear if consistent results are possible at all. The following inconsistencies currently exist:

Only floating base systems:

  • All models: The Jacobians, spatial acceleration bias, bias forces, as well as the mass-inertia matrix will be different for every model. To be checked:
    • Why does the spatial acc bias differ for every model, when the forward kinematics (pos/vel/acc) is consistent?
    • For the Jacobians, only the first 6 columns (floating base) are incosistent. However, for the the Mass-matrix and the bias forces there are also inconsistencies in the columns that correspond to the other joints. Why?

@dmronga dmronga changed the title Center of mass and CoM Jacobian in RobotModelKDL is incorrect Robot Models deliver inconsistent results Nov 28, 2022
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