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The current implementation of Cartesian command handles allows to run joint-based and Cartesian-based ROS-controllers in parallel (see e.g. here). While technically they do not claim the same resources and hence could run in parallel regarding the ROS-Control philosophy, some drivers go for an either-or-approach.
Let's rethink resource handling for these cases.
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The current implementation of Cartesian command handles allows to run joint-based and Cartesian-based ROS-controllers in parallel (see e.g. here). While technically they do not claim the same resources and hence could run in parallel regarding the ROS-Control philosophy, some drivers go for an either-or-approach.
Let's rethink resource handling for these cases.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: