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I want to use a two-arm robot model, but I can't avoid collisions between the two arms during self-collision detection.
Your answer is very important to me, thank you!
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Hi, thanks for the question. The standard way of doing this using the current relaxedIK implementation is:
(1) manually combine the two robots into a single URDF. Make sure that each link and joint have their own name in the combined URDF.
(2) train the bimanual setup as a single "robot" using the combined URDF.
However, we are currently putting together new code that will substantially improve the ease-of-setup and motion quality for multi-arm systems. I'll keep you posted on that when it's available.
I want to use a two-arm robot model, but I can't avoid collisions between the two arms during self-collision detection.
Your answer is very important to me, thank you!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: