[Question] Robot fingers tunnel through USD geometry when grabbing #4187
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Thank you for posting this. Could you please review if the suggestions in #4005 are of any help in your case? Thank you. |
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I tried the suggestions but those don't seem to fully solve the problem. I noticed a similar issue has been reproduced with a simpler setup #3054. It would be great if you could look into this and provide a solution. |
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Following up on this, as I just mentioned in #4005, could you set this to |
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Isaac Lab version: 2.2.X
Isaac Sim version: 5.0
Docs ref: https://isaac-sim.github.io/IsaacLab/main/source/how-to/cloudxr_teleoperation.html
I am implementing a CloudXR teleoperation project similar to the documentation above.
I have a furniture object (a drawer) which is composed of 3 separate USDs as drawer box, bottom drawer and top drawer. Goal is to assemble these parts with robot hands (the teleoperated hands).
When the robot hand grabs these furniture USDs, the fingers pass through / tunnel through the furniture objects. They don’t collide robustly.
I experimented with collider type = convex decomposition but colliders do not align well with the visual geometry giving an offset like a “bulge” around mesh.
With collider type = SDF Mesh approximation, it visually aligns well but collision is still not good as hands tunnel.
I would like to keep the collider shape close to the actual mesh, so SDF Mesh is the preferred option but collision stability is the problem.
CCD is enabled for the drawer parts and the finger tips. The furniture USDs have both a visual material and a physics material applied.
I have attached one of the USD files and a video clip showing the issue.
drawer_box.usd.txt
Tunneling.issue.mov
Code snippet for asset scene definition.
Code snippet for Visual and Physics materials.
Any guidance is much appreciated.
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