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Roboage
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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2021
Robotics and AI have always been of great interest to me! Specifically, I'm interested in the field of using AI for robot teaching. I want to develop robots, that can learn to accomplish different tasks just by watching how people do this.
I'm planning to make videos not only about robots building, but also, and in the first place, about robot programming. I want this videos serve educational purposes, so that more people could bring closer the future, when robots are given all dangerous , mundane and monotonous tasks. Humans are born for knowledge, development, creativity and invention! Let's make this future reality together!
I'm planning to make videos not only about robots building, but also, and in the first place, about robot programming. I want this videos serve educational purposes, so that more people could bring closer the future, when robots are given all dangerous , mundane and monotonous tasks. Humans are born for knowledge, development, creativity and invention! Let's make this future reality together!
Jacobian inverse kinematics. How to do it right
Doing inverse kinematics using Jacobian matrix seems simple at first glance. But implementing it naively can be dangerous. You need to somehow deal with singular and close to singular configurations. Otherwise your robot will go crazy. In this video you will learn how to use the Jacobian method to solve the inverse kinematics problem robustly, so that you could implement it on real robot.
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Music in the video:
Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):
uppbeat.io/t/abbynoise/mood-of-summer
License code: 2N1FRL2LW1N6TIU3
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uppbeat.io/t/hartzmann/good-feelings
License code: DYY7PKO90COJZZMF
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how can you use camera path data in unreal to to execute to actual robot
Hi, thanks for the tutorial! I am actually a beginner and trying to make a 6DOF robotic arm which will have ROS2+ Arduino interface, so if I copy your steps, will I be able to achieve the same results as of you? I have Humble and 22.04
I am getting an error while launching the demo file "default logging verbosity is set to info using load_yaml() directly is deprecated. use xacro.load_yaml() instead." Can you please suggest the possible reason
what is custom_hardware.launch.py is launching? @12.26 min
Just standard ros2 launch file. docs.ros.org/en/jazzy/Tutorials/Intermediate/Launch/Creating-Launch-Files.html
What is the reduction ratio? It looks like a heavy load. How many nm is the load?
The reduction ratio is 45, if i remember. The lever is half a meter and the weight of disks is 8 kilos. So around 40 nM.
Best Tutorial, Thanks
What is the name of the software used in this video to simulate the robot ? How do you do that ?
thank you !!
amazing content! i have a doubt is it possible to make Barcode scanner in unreal engine, like ingame Like how we do using ROS and gazebo?
please send me link mate :)
where ı found robot arm pack ?
Thanks for the wonderful tutorial!! Quick question: now that you have hardware interface to send position for each joints, how is this implemented on Arduino/driver side? Is there pid to do position control on arduino side and trajectory controller takes the responsibility of just sending different positions? I am confused since the trajectory controller is already sending positions by taking encoder feedback, do you still need to implement pid for each joints on Arduino, because the encoder feedback(current position ) would be sent back and you can only apply forward or reverse voltage pwm. Else wouldnt there would be 2 pid loop, one at ros controller level and one at driver level ? I am building a bipedal robot myself and currently i am able to control all joints using just esp32 and now looking into how i canwrite motion planning. I am very new to ros2 You can see my robot here: th-cam.com/users/shorts0abCoyroeNA?si=66RCjNYzvqmOJHYF
@@sanjeevhegderobotics Arduino just takes position commands from ros controller and sends them to Odrive board. Odrive uses another pid loop to drive bldc motor to commanded position. It is implemented in Odrive's firmware. So basically, there are two PID loops: one on the ROS side and one on the Odrive's side . Odrive's PID outputs pwm signal to adjust voltages on motors phases.
@@roboage1027 Thanks for explaining. I now understand what I need to try. Apart from position, I think I need velocity interface since I want to achieve trajectory for walking where joints of 2 legs does coordinated movement to different positions with different velocity within same time frame. OR do you think the time parameterization of moveit will take care of it?
@@sanjeevhegderobotics I think you are right. Time parametrisation should take care . You just need to specify correct target points for your trajectory controllers in terms of desired joints positions and time constraints.
Can you use a different ros distro?
can i take link form this information?
Nice work! I've been building a fully custom robotic arm on and off for a couple of years now. A lot of peoples' designs made the contact point of the motor an actual structural connection point, which is not ok. The joints should be able to operate using bearings without their motor in most situations, and then the motor can be introduced. At the very least, the motor should be mounted with supports like you have to minimize the radial load. It's awesome to see that you stumbled on this necessity as well!
Injeciton molding machines use robots to extract the part out of the mold. That could be quite nice to have in ue5
Excellent
Darn it . This is soooo far from "intuitive" is it because it people live to overcomplicate stuff ?
this is amazing !
Thank you so much, i have been searching for a tutorial like this. Can you drop your email, i like to connect with you and know more 😢
Why do we need a gazebo as a physics engine when the unreal engine already has a powerful physics engine?
Hi! UE5's physics engine is no very good. It is more suited for games performance and not for accurate physics simulation.
Very cool!!!! But how did you add the camera? I couldn't find it in the previous videos.
Thank you for your comment! I use uscenecapturecomponent2d as a camera. Its just an ordinary component which you can add to actor class and place it wherever you want.
Thanks for your video. I have some questions. If I have a point coordinate from camera coordinate. So, how robot can know to moving with its coordinate?
Thank you for your comment. You should know where your robot's camera is located. So you can create transform matrix from camera coords to robot coords. And then just use standard inverse kinematics to move the robot.
@@roboage1027 Thanks for your answer! But the important thing is the point coordinate that's camera coordinate,right? Hence, we need to transform the point coordinate to real word space coordinate first! And use it to create transform matrix from real world space to robot coords, right?
@@b-lifestyle7263 I think, you need only one transform - from camera coords to robot coords. Usually, robot's base is located in the world's origin. So, if you know transformation from camera frame to gripper frame, for example, you can use forward kinematics to calculate transformation from camera to gripper an fruther to base frame. And that will also be transformation from camera to world frame.
@@roboage1027 Thanks for your quick response! I follow the handeye calibration. And the relative equation AX=XB is popular. With A is matrix end-effector to base, B is chess to camera. Then, I assume I obtain the X matrix (including rotation & translation matrix) for transformation of camera coords to end-effector coords. For the test, I turn on the robot camera (rgb camera) and I move the mouse to 1 corner of chessboard and I get the x and y, so x and y is pixel, right? If it's pixel, then I product [x,y,z] with Mintrinsic to obtain [xc,yc,zc]. Finally, If I wanna get [x,y,z,rx,ry,rz] of end-effectors, I product the [xc,yc,zc] with X matrix, right?
Thank you. Can we implement existing ROS-Gazebo (ros1) simulation into the UE5 world ?
I think you should recreate your gazebo world in unreal engine
Amazing! Does this solution support headless mode? I want to capture photorealistic environment with my agent (reinforcement learning).
Yes, I believe. Unreal engine redefines all standard C++ libraries. So I suppose, this solution should work in headless mode too.
Hey very nice video! thanks for sharing and taking your time to explain all this. Where can I see into your robot core? The code or sketch that drive your motors.
Thank you for your comment. I use Odrive board to drive the motors. So you can use my code only with this specific board. And I use Arduino to send commands to Odrive. It's just standard serial communication.
Thanks for video, can u please share your GitHub rep with this project?
Do u offer private tutor? I have ufactory xarm 6.
What kind of tutor do you need?
I want to get my 6 axis robot up and running for planning and robot vision. Ufactory included a list of demos but I’m not sure how to install that into gazebo and moveit2 and connect to my robot IP address.
Thank you for the tutorial. I am wondering what is the most necessary math to understand is needeed for robotics? Thanks.
Thank you for your comment. Linear algebra, I guess. In robotics, matrices and vectors are everywhere
@@roboage1027 Thank you!
Hi, this was a great help, but I'm still struggling with a few issues. Could you provide the launch files ?
Sorry, but I've lost this package when reinstalling the system. It was quite long ago.
thanks a lot and lot and lot. i have been struggling for months and finally got resolved
You welcome! I'm glad I could help 😁
ros2 ros2, ros to ros2 lol
Thank you for this video. Could this be mocked up with basic cylinders (Static Mesh Actors) directly in the engine? Or would there be issues with the physics? It would look bad, but I don't care about that for now.
There shouldn't be any problems, I guess. Just enable physics simulation on each cylinder an set its mass.
Thank you@@roboage1027. I did get it working using basic Static Mesh Actors this morning. I am using the Angular Motor on joints to move to Target Orientations. It works fine, but I want to develop more control of the speed and strength variables of the movements. When Target Orientation > Strength is set low (~50), the arms move slowly and they bounce around too much. When Strength is set high (~5000) they move fast and are rigid. My next goal is to move the arms slowly but rigidly, with confidence. Then the next goal is to attach a CineCamera to the head of the robot, and to be able to use a gamepad (xbox controller) to steer to the camera on the end of the arm. I want the camera's position to drive the joints and link rotations somehow. Not sure how I will do it yet. All the Best.
Angular Damping and Mass are helping this control very nicely.
This is great. Im researching a way to use the robodk API in unreal or unity to add physics to my simulations and found this. Not exactly what Im looking for but interesting nonetheless.
how to conect with you? i am so interesting in this project
Instagram (robo_age). Or email (roboage21@gmail.com)
Good 👍👍👍
Good 👍👍👍
Is the source code available by any chance?
what is in the visibility control
Is the code available?
Hi, could you please share the link for software models? I need a software model for a project, and the ones I have aren't working...
I am getting the following error: [controller_manager]: The published robot description file (urdf) seems not to be genuine. The following error was caught:According to the loaded plugin descriptions the class gazebo_ros2_control/GazeboSystem with base class type hardware_interface::SystemInterface does not exist. Declared types are fake_components/GenericSystem mock_components/GenericSystem test_hardware_components/TestSystemCommandModes test_hardware_components/TestTwoJointSystem test_system test_unitilizable_system I tried a couple of things, nothing has worked so far, could you please help me? is there any repo for this project?
Is it possible to have ros2_control work together on foxy (jetson nano) and humble (workstation)?
watching that thing, lift 10kg, like nothing, is insane to see
Really good channel.
Impressive! So you were able to install and use unreal engine on linux?
Thank you! But it's not difficult. There's linux version of UE5. You can download it just like windows version.
How can I use rose pkg in this video 17:00?
There's no specific ros2 package to talk to unreal engine. At least I don't know one. In all my videos, I just use shared memory to exchange information between ros2 and UE. If you mean some package to run ros2 on real hardware , you need to write your own hardware interface . There's standard ros2 hardware interface template. Take it and rewrite read and write functions in it to receive and send information from and to your hardware. I this video I use serial port to talk to arduino. In read function I read positions of each of the joints and in write function I write commands from controllers to arduino.
Would it be possible for you to share the complete design files? I would greatly appreciate your assistance in this matter :)
do you using any plugins for ROS. For example rclUE ?
It's great 👍