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Yes, it does work in OMPL. The SO2 object correctly represents the joint rotation. If we were to support this in constrained planning, then it is indeed possible to have two numbers $u, v$ to represent the angle and make sure $arccos(u)=arcsin(v)$ as a secondary constraint.
Does it work and how is represented?
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