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Robot Operating System Cookbook
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Robot Operating System Cookbook

by Kumar Bipin
June 2018
Intermediate to advanced
484 pages
11h 36m
English
Packt Publishing
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URDF modeling for an industrial robot

There are a few guidelines for URDF design and modeling that are followed by ROS-I:

  • Modular Design: The URDF design should be modularized using xarco macros, which can be used in a complex and large URDF modeling without any difficulty.
  • Reference Frame: The base_link frame should be the first link, and tool-zero (tool0) should be the end-effector link.
  • Joint Conventions: The orientation value of each robot joint is limited to single rotation only. For example, out of the three, orientation-roll, pitch, and yaw values, only one value will be used there.
  • Collision Awareness: The inverse kinematics (IK) planners used in the industrial robot are collision aware, therefore the URDF model must have a precise ...
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