This repository provides the code to learn torque-limited and collision-free robot trajectories without exceeding limits on the position, velocity, acceleration and jerk of each robot joint.
To use the code, clone the repository with:
git clone https://github.com/translearn/safeMotions.git
The required dependencies can be installed by running:
pip install -r requirements.txt
To generate a random trajectory with a single robot run
python safemotions/random_agent.py --use_gui --check_braking_trajectory_collisions --check_braking_trajectory_torque_limits --torque_limit_factor=0.6 --plot_trajectory
For a demonstration scenario with two robots run
python safemotions/random_agent.py --use_gui --check_braking_trajectory_collisions --robot_scene=1
Collision-free trajectories for three robots can be generated by running
python safemotions/random_agent.py --use_gui --check_braking_trajectory_collisions --robot_scene=2
Various pretrained networks for reaching randomly sampled target points are provided.
Make sure you use ray==1.4.1 to open the pretrained networks.
To generate and plot trajectories for a reaching task with a single industrial robot run
python safemotions/evaluate.py --use_gui --plot_trajectory --plot_actual_torques --checkpoint=industrial/one_robot/collision
Trajectories for two and three industrial robots with alternating target points can be generated by running
python safemotions/evaluate.py --use_gui --checkpoint=industrial/two_robots/collision/alternating
and
python safemotions/evaluate.py --use_gui --checkpoint=industrial/three_robots/collision/alternating
Networks can also be trained from scratch. For instance, a reaching task with a single robot can be learned by running
python safemotions/train.py --logdir=safemotions_training --name=industrial_one_robot_collision --robot_scene=0 --online_trajectory_time_step=0.1 --hidden_layer_activation=swish --online_trajectory_duration=8.0 --obstacle_scene=3 --use_target_points --target_point_sequence=0 --target_point_cartesian_range_scene=0 --target_link_offset="[0, 0, 0.126]" --target_point_radius=0.065 --obs_add_target_point_pos --obs_add_target_point_relative_pos --check_braking_trajectory_collisions --closest_point_safety_distance=0.01 --acc_limit_factor_braking=1.0 --jerk_limit_factor_braking=1.0 --punish_action --action_punishment_min_threshold=0.95 --action_max_punishment=0.4 --target_point_reached_reward_bonus=5 --pos_limit_factor=1.0 --vel_limit_factor=1.0 --acc_limit_factor=1.0 --jerk_limit_factor=1.0 --torque_limit_factor=1.0 --punish_braking_trajectory_min_distance --braking_trajectory_min_distance_max_threshold=0.05 --braking_trajectory_max_punishment=0.5 --last_layer_activation=tanh --solver_iterations=50 --normalize_reward_to_initial_target_point_distance --collision_check_time=0.033 --iterations_per_checkpoint=50 --time=200
The corresponding publication is available at https://arxiv.org/abs/2103.03793.
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