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Thank you for posting this. Could you please add a title and the system info to your issue? Thanks. |
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Sorry, I just notice it and add the name on it. |
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Hi, could we also add some text about some common range or how to choose the parameters on the actuators tutorial. Especially for sim2real part. https://isaac-sim.github.io/IsaacLab/main/source/overview/core-concepts/actuators.html#actuators |
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These parameters are empirically set. You may find useful the Gain Tuner Extension in the process of selecting your parameters. Would it be possible for you to use this tool to review your Problems 1 and 2? I will move this into a discussion for the team to follow up. Thank you. |
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Hi, I notice in the isaaclab_asset fold, there are configuration files for the robot, I noticed in the franka, UR10 and other robot arms are different. How these damping, stiffness parameters decided? Whats the support material?
Problem 1 about the stiffness and damping parameters. In the franka.py file the stiffness and damping are 80, 4 for arm joints, in universal_robots.py file the stiffness and damping are 800, 40 for arm joints. Theoretically, the franka should move faster with more vibration as smaller damping and stiffness, however, when I run the Isaac-Reach-Franka-v0 and Isaac-Reach-UR10-v0. I notice the UR10 robot moves more faster with vibration.
Problem 2 about the effort_limit and velocity_limit, it seems they does not work, still in the franka-reach environment, the franka robot's movement looks same when I set the velocity_limit to be 0.2 and 2.
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