You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You signed out in another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You switched accounts on another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.Dismiss alert
Not a priority at the moment, but given that we did a lot of improvement to be the algorithms implemented using only iDynTree data structures with natural bindings in Matlab, I think it would be nice to track what we miss to be able to drop dependency on KDL in yarpWholeBodyInterface .
iDynTree :
Migrate DynamicsComputationsto use the new iDynTree data structures and algorithms :
Implement function to compute link Jacobians
Implement function to compute centroidal momentum
Implement function to compute the centroidal momentum matrix / com jacobian
Implement function to compute the inverse dynamics regressor
In general, find a clean way to address the relation between featherstone-style algorithms, in which
the base velocity/acceleration/wrench and the link velocity/acceleration/wrench are expressed in
a local frame and with spatial accelerations, and the DynamicsComputations/ yarpWholeBodyInterface convention in which quantities are expressed with respect to the local origin, but with the world orientation, and this accelerations are classical.
Implement a function to "block" the DOF of a model, for example by transforming all the
joints not in the list of DOFs in fixed joints. This is necessary because a key feature of the
yarpWholeBodyInterface is the fact that you can add/remove joints from the model at configuration time. Ideally the link attached to DOFs "removed" should be lumped on their parents and transformed in frames, to avoid wasting computation, but the difference is probably negligible. Done with the createReducedModel function in Added model tranformer functions #103.
yarp-wholebodyinterface:
Migrate yarpWholeBodyModel class to use the DynamicsComputations class
In general, find a clean way to address the relation between featherstone-style algorithms, in which the base velocity/acceleration/wrench and the link velocity/acceleration/wrench are expressed in a local frame and with spatial accelerations, and the DynamicsComputations/ yarpWholeBodyInterface convention in which quantities are expressed with respect to the local origin, but with the world orientation, and this accelerations are classical.
The good old @ahoarau implemented a solver in KDL in orocos/orocos_kinematics_dynamics#64 in which the used convention can be changed with call to a specific method. This is indeed a good idea and we could to the same thing in the DynamicsComputations class (in our case this will change also the convention used for the floating base velocity/acceleration).
Not a priority at the moment, but given that we did a lot of improvement to be the algorithms implemented using only iDynTree data structures with natural bindings in Matlab, I think it would be nice to track what we miss to be able to drop dependency on KDL in yarpWholeBodyInterface .
DynamicsComputations
to use the new iDynTree data structures and algorithms :the base velocity/acceleration/wrench and the link velocity/acceleration/wrench are expressed in
a local frame and with spatial accelerations, and the
DynamicsComputations
/yarpWholeBodyInterface
convention in which quantities are expressed with respect to the local origin, but with the world orientation, and this accelerations are classical.joints not in the list of DOFs in fixed joints. This is necessary because a key feature of the
yarpWholeBodyInterface is the fact that you can add/remove joints from the model at configuration time. Ideally the link attached to DOFs "removed" should be lumped on their parents and transformed in frames, to avoid wasting computation, but the difference is probably negligible. Done with the
createReducedModel
function in Added model tranformer functions #103.yarpWholeBodyModel
class to use theDynamicsComputations
classcc @nunoguedelha @naveenoid
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: