Example #1
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def execute(client):
    # type: (RLLDefaultMoveClient) -> bool
    # demonstrates how to use the available services:
    #
    # 1. moveJoints(a1, a2, ..., a7) vs move_joints(joint_values)
    # 2. move_ptp(pose)
    # 3. move_lin(pose)
    # 4. generated_pose = move_random()
    # 5. pose = get_current_pose()
    # 6. joint_values = get_current_joint_values()

    resp = client.move_joints(0.0, 0.0, 0.0, -pi / 2, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0)
    # returns True/False to indicate success, throws of critical failure
    if not resp:
        rospy.logerr("move_joints service call failed")

    joint_values = [pi / 2, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0]
    client.move_joints(joint_values)

    goal_pose = Pose()
    goal_pose.position = Point(.4, .4, .5)
    goal_pose.orientation = orientation_from_rpy(pi / 2, -pi / 4, pi)

    # move ptp to the specified pose
    client.move_ptp(goal_pose)

    goal_pose.position.x = 0.2
    goal_pose.position.y = .5
    # linear movement to the new pose
    client.move_lin(goal_pose)

    # move to random pose, returns Pose/None to indicate success
    resp = client.move_random()

    if resp:
        # response contains the randomly generated pose
        rospy.loginfo("move_random moved to: %s", resp)

    # get current pose, should match the previous random pose
    pose = client.get_current_pose()
    rospy.loginfo("current end effector pose: %s", pose)

    # set the joint values again
    joint_values2 = [pi / 2, 0.2, 0, 0, -pi / 4, .24, 0]
    client.move_joints(joint_values2)

    # retrieve the previously set joint values
    joint_values = client.get_current_joint_values()

    match = compare_joint_values(joint_values, joint_values2)
    rospy.loginfo("Set and queried joint values match: %s",
                  "yes" if match else "no")

    return True
Example #2
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    def repeat_movement(self, count=10, reset=True, cause_failure=False):
        last_joint_values = None
        for i in range(count):
            rospy.loginfo("Run %d/%d", i + 1, count)

            if reset:
                # reset joints to known start position
                resp = self.client.move_joints(0, pi / 100, 0, -pi / 2, 0,
                                               -pi / 2, 0)
                self.assert_last_srv_call_success(resp)

            goal_pose = Pose()
            goal_pose.position = Point(.3, .41, .63)
            goal_pose.orientation = orientation_from_rpy(-pi / 2, 0, 0)

            # move into position
            resp = self.client.move_ptp(goal_pose)
            self.assert_last_srv_call_success(resp)

            if cause_failure:
                # only change the orientation a little,
                # no linear motion -> should fail
                goal_pose.orientation = orientation_from_rpy(-pi / 1.9, 0, 0)
                success = self.client.move_lin(goal_pose)
                self.assert_last_srv_call_failed(
                    success, RLLErrorCode.TOO_FEW_WAYPOINTS)

            # change the position, orientatin stays -> should succeed
            goal_pose.position = Point(.2, .41, .63)
            goal_pose.orientation = orientation_from_rpy(-pi / 2, 0, 0)
            success = self.client.move_lin(goal_pose)
            self.assert_last_srv_call_success(success)
            joint_values = self.client.get_current_joint_values()

            if last_joint_values is not None:
                # check if moveit chose the same pose every time
                # this is not a test, just out of curiosity
                if not compare_joint_values(joint_values, last_joint_values):
                    rospy.loginfo("Chose different joint values!")

            last_joint_values = joint_values
Example #3
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 def assert_joint_values_close(self, joints1, joints2):
     self.assertTrue(
         compare_joint_values(joints1, joints2),
         "Mismatching joint values: %s vs %s" % (joints1, joints2),
     )