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    def set_output(self, value, timeout=2.0):
        """
        Control the state of the Digital Output.

        Use this function for finer control over the wait_for timeout.

        @type value: bool
        @param value: new state {True, False} of the Output.
        @type timeout: float
        @param timeout: Seconds to wait for the io to reflect command.
                        If 0, just command once and return. [0]
        """
        if not self._is_output:
            raise IOError(
                errno.EACCES, "Component is not an output [%s: %s]" %
                (self._component_type, self._id))
        cmd = DigitalOutputCommand()
        cmd.name = self._id
        cmd.value = value
        self._pub_output.publish(cmd)

        if not timeout == 0:
            baxter_dataflow.wait_for(
                test=lambda: self.state == value,
                timeout=timeout,
                rate=100,
                timeout_msg=("Failed to command digital io to: %r" %
                             (value, )),
                body=lambda: self._pub_output.publish(cmd))
    def set_pan(self, angle, speed=100, timeout=10.0):
        """
        Pan at the given speed to the desired angle.

        @type angle: float
        @param angle: Desired pan angle in radians.
        @type speed: int
        @param speed: Desired speed to pan at, range is 0-100 [100]
        @type timeout: float
        @param timeout: Seconds to wait for the head to pan to the
                        specified angle. If 0, just command once and
                        return. [10]
        """
        msg = HeadPanCommand(angle, speed)
        self._pub_pan.publish(msg)

        if not timeout == 0:
            baxter_dataflow.wait_for(
                lambda: (abs(self.pan() - angle) <=
                         settings.HEAD_PAN_ANGLE_TOLERANCE),
                timeout=timeout,
                rate=100,
                timeout_msg="Failed to move head to pan command %f" % angle,
                body=lambda: self._pub_pan.publish(msg)
                )
    def __init__(self, limb):
        """
        Constructor.

        @type limb: str
        @param limb: limb to interface
        """
        self.name = limb
        self._joint_angle = dict()
        self._joint_velocity = dict()
        self._joint_effort = dict()
        self._cartesian_pose = dict()
        self._cartesian_velocity = dict()
        self._cartesian_effort = dict()

        self._joint_names = {
            'left': ['left_s0', 'left_s1', 'left_e0', 'left_e1',
                     'left_w0', 'left_w1', 'left_w2'],
            'right': ['right_s0', 'right_s1', 'right_e0', 'right_e1',
                      'right_w0', 'right_w1', 'right_w2']
            }

        ns = '/robot/limb/' + limb + '/'

        self._command_msg = JointCommand()

        self._pub_speed_ratio = rospy.Publisher(
            ns + 'set_speed_ratio',
            Float64,
            latch=True)

        self._pub_joint_cmd = rospy.Publisher(
            ns + 'joint_command',
            JointCommand,
            tcp_nodelay=True)

        self._pub_joint_cmd_timeout = rospy.Publisher(
            ns + 'joint_command_timeout',
            Float64,
            latch=True)

        _cartesian_state_sub = rospy.Subscriber(
            ns + 'endpoint_state',
            EndpointState,
            self._on_endpoint_states,
            queue_size=1,
            tcp_nodelay=True)

        joint_state_topic = 'robot/joint_states'
        _joint_state_sub = rospy.Subscriber(
            joint_state_topic,
            JointState,
            self._on_joint_states,
            queue_size=1,
            tcp_nodelay=True)

        err_msg = ("%s limb init failed to get current joint_states "
                   "from %s") % (self.name.capitalize(), joint_state_topic)
        baxter_dataflow.wait_for(lambda: len(self._joint_angle.keys()) > 0,
                                 timeout_msg=err_msg)
    def __init__(self, component_id):
        """
        Constructor.

        @param component_id: unique id of analog component
        """
        self._id = component_id
        self._component_type = 'analog_io'
        self._is_output = False

        self._state = dict()

        type_ns = '/robot/' + self._component_type
        topic_base = type_ns + '/' + self._id

        self._sub_state = rospy.Subscriber(topic_base + '/state',
                                           AnalogIOState, self._on_io_state)

        baxter_dataflow.wait_for(
            lambda: len(self._state.keys()) != 0,
            timeout=2.0,
            timeout_msg="Failed to get current analog_io state from %s" \
            % (topic_base,),
            )

        # check if output-capable before creating publisher
        if self._is_output:
            self._pub_output = rospy.Publisher(type_ns + '/command',
                                               AnalogOutputCommand,
                                               queue_size=10)
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    def __init__(self, versioned=False):
        """
        Version checking capable constructor.

        @type versioned: bool
        @param versioned: True to check robot software version
        compatibility on initialization. False (default) to ignore.

        The compatibility of robot versions to SDK (baxter_interface)
        versions is defined in the L{baxter_interface.VERSIONS_SDK2ROBOT}.

        By default, the class does not check, but all examples do. The
        example behavior can be overridden by changing the value of
        L{baxter_interface.CHECK_VERSION} to False.
        """
        self._state = None
        state_topic = 'robot/state'
        self._state_sub = rospy.Subscriber(state_topic,
                                           AssemblyState,
                                           self._state_callback
                                           )
        if versioned and not self.version_check():
            sys.exit(1)

        baxter_dataflow.wait_for(
            lambda: not self._state is None,
            timeout=2.0,
            timeout_msg=("Failed to get robot state on %s" %
            (state_topic,)),
        )
    def __init__(self):
        """
        Interface class for the head on the Baxter Robot.

        Used to control the head pan angle and to enable/disable the head nod
        action.
        """
        self._state = dict()

        self._pub_pan = rospy.Publisher(
            '/robot/head/command_head_pan',
            HeadPanCommand)

        self._pub_nod = rospy.Publisher(
            '/robot/head/command_head_nod',
            Bool)

        state_topic = '/robot/head/head_state'
        self._sub_state = rospy.Subscriber(
            state_topic,
            HeadState,
            self._on_head_state)

        baxter_dataflow.wait_for(
            lambda: len(self._state) != 0,
            timeout=5.0,
            timeout_msg=("Failed to get current head state from %s" %
                         (state_topic,)),
        )
    def __init__(self, component_id):
        """
        Constructor.

        @param component_id: unique id of the digital component
        """
        self._id = component_id
        self._component_type = 'digital_io'
        self._is_output = False
        self._state = None

        self.state_changed = baxter_dataflow.Signal()

        type_ns = '/robot/' + self._component_type
        topic_base = type_ns + '/' + self._id

        self._sub_state = rospy.Subscriber(
            topic_base + '/state',
            DigitalIOState,
            self._on_io_state)

        baxter_dataflow.wait_for(
            lambda: self._state != None,
            timeout=2.0,
            timeout_msg="Failed to get current digital_io state from %s" \
            % (topic_base,),
        )

        # check if output-capable before creating publisher
        if self._is_output:
            self._pub_output = rospy.Publisher(
                type_ns + '/command',
                DigitalOutputCommand,
                queue_size=10)
    def __init__(self, versioned=False):
        """
        Version checking capable constructor.

        @type versioned: bool
        @param versioned: True to check robot software version
        compatibility on initialization. False (default) to ignore.

        The compatibility of robot versions to SDK (baxter_interface)
        versions is defined in the L{baxter_interface.VERSIONS_SDK2ROBOT}.

        By default, the class does not check, but all examples do. The
        example behavior can be overridden by changing the value of
        L{baxter_interface.CHECK_VERSION} to False.
        """
        self._state = None
        state_topic = 'robot/state'
        self._state_sub = rospy.Subscriber(state_topic,
                                           AssemblyState,
                                           self._state_callback
                                           )
        if versioned and not self.version_check():
            sys.exit(1)

        baxter_dataflow.wait_for(
            lambda: not self._state is None,
            timeout=2.0,
            timeout_msg=("Failed to get robot state on %s" %
            (state_topic,)),
        )
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    def __init__(self):
        """
        Constructor.
        """
        self._state = dict()

        self._pub_pan = rospy.Publisher(
            '/robot/head/command_head_pan',
            HeadPanCommand,
            queue_size=10)

        self._pub_nod = rospy.Publisher(
            '/robot/head/command_head_nod',
            Bool,
            queue_size=10)

        state_topic = '/robot/head/head_state'
        self._sub_state = rospy.Subscriber(
            state_topic,
            HeadState,
            self._on_head_state)

        baxter_dataflow.wait_for(
            lambda: len(self._state) != 0,
            timeout=5.0,
            timeout_msg=("Failed to get current head state from %s" %
                         (state_topic,)),
        )
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    def __init__(self, limb):
        """
        Constructor.

        @type limb: str
        @param limb: limb to interface
        """
        self.name = limb
        self._joint_angle = dict()
        self._joint_velocity = dict()
        self._joint_effort = dict()
        self._cartesian_pose = dict()
        self._cartesian_velocity = dict()
        self._cartesian_effort = dict()

        self._joint_names = {
            'left': [
                'left_s0', 'left_s1', 'left_e0', 'left_e1', 'left_w0',
                'left_w1', 'left_w2'
            ],
            'right': [
                'right_s0', 'right_s1', 'right_e0', 'right_e1', 'right_w0',
                'right_w1', 'right_w2'
            ]
        }

        ns = '/robot/limb/' + limb + '/'

        self._command_msg = JointCommand()

        self._pub_speed_ratio = rospy.Publisher(ns + 'set_speed_ratio',
                                                Float64,
                                                latch=True)

        self._pub_joint_cmd = rospy.Publisher(ns + 'joint_command',
                                              JointCommand,
                                              tcp_nodelay=True)

        self._pub_joint_cmd_timeout = rospy.Publisher(ns +
                                                      'joint_command_timeout',
                                                      Float64,
                                                      latch=True)

        _cartesian_state_sub = rospy.Subscriber(ns + 'endpoint_state',
                                                EndpointState,
                                                self._on_endpoint_states,
                                                queue_size=1,
                                                tcp_nodelay=True)

        joint_state_topic = 'robot/joint_states'
        _joint_state_sub = rospy.Subscriber(joint_state_topic,
                                            JointState,
                                            self._on_joint_states,
                                            queue_size=1,
                                            tcp_nodelay=True)

        err_msg = ("%s limb init failed to get current joint_states "
                   "from %s") % (self.name.capitalize(), joint_state_topic)
        baxter_dataflow.wait_for(lambda: len(self._joint_angle.keys()) > 0,
                                 timeout_msg=err_msg)
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    def __init__(self):
        self.status_changed = baxter_dataflow.Signal()

        self._status = UpdateStatus()
        self._avail_updates = UpdateSources()

        self._update_sources = rospy.Subscriber(
            '/usb/update_sources',
            UpdateSources,
            self._on_update_sources)

        self._updater_status_sub = rospy.Subscriber(
            '/updater/status',
            UpdateStatus,
            self._on_update_status)

        self._updater_start = rospy.Publisher(
            '/updater/start',
            std_msgs.msg.String,
            queue_size=10)

        self._updater_stop = rospy.Publisher(
            '/updater/stop',
            std_msgs.msg.Empty,
            queue_size=10)

        baxter_dataflow.wait_for(
            lambda: self._avail_updates.uuid != '',
            timeout=5.0,
            timeout_msg="Failed to get list of available updates"
        )
	def move(self, left_shoulder, left_elbow, left_hand,
		     right_shoulder, right_elbow, right_hand):
		"""
		Creates and sends threads for Baxter's arm movement
		"""
		# Collects angles from each controller
		angles = {'left': [], 'right': []}
		self.human_to_baxter(left_shoulder, left_elbow, left_hand,
		                     right_shoulder, right_elbow, right_hand, angles)
		
		# Creates threads for each of Baxter's arms
		left_queue = Queue.Queue()
		right_queue = Queue.Queue()
		left_thread = threading.Thread(target=self.move_thread,
			                           args=('left', angles['left'], left_queue))
		right_thread = threading.Thread(target=self.move_thread,
			                            args=('right', angles['right'], right_queue))
		left_thread.daemon = True
		right_thread.daemon = True
		left_thread.start()
		right_thread.start()
		baxter_dataflow.wait_for(
			lambda: not (left_thread.is_alive() or
				          right_thread.is_alive()),
			timeout=20.0,
			timeout_msg=("Timeout while waiting for arm move threads"
				         " to finish"),
			rate=10,
		)
		left_thread.join()
		right_thread.join()
    def move_to_joint_positions(self, positions, joint_tolerance=0.015,speed_tolerance=0.015,timeout=10.0):
        """
        Commands the limb to the provided positions.

        :param positions: joint_name:angle command
        :type positions: dict({str:float})
        :param joint_tolerance: Desired maximum goal tolerance in radians
        :type joint_tolerance: float
        :param timeout: seconds to wait for move to finish
        :type timeout: float

        Waits until the reported joint state matches that specified.
        """
        self._cancel=False
        def genf(joint, angle):
            def joint_diff():
                return abs(angle - self._joint_angle[joint])
            return joint_diff

        diffs = [genf(j, a) for j, a in positions.items() if
                 j in self._joint_angle]

        baxter_dataflow.wait_for(
            lambda: (all(diff() < joint_tolerance
                         for diff in diffs) or self._cancel),
            timeout=timeout,
            timeout_msg=("%s limb failed to reach commanded joint positions" %
                         (self.name.capitalize(),)),
            rate=DEFAULT_RATE,
            body=lambda: self.set_joint_positions(positions)
            )
        return True
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    def __init__(self):
        self.status_changed = baxter_dataflow.Signal()

        self._status = UpdateStatus()
        self._avail_updates = UpdateSources()

        self._update_sources = rospy.Subscriber(
            '/usb/update_sources',
            UpdateSources,
            self._on_update_sources)

        self._updater_status_sub = rospy.Subscriber(
            '/updater/status',
            UpdateStatus,
            self._on_update_status)

        self._updater_start = rospy.Publisher(
            '/updater/start',
            std_msgs.msg.String,
            queue_size=10)

        self._updater_stop = rospy.Publisher(
            '/updater/stop',
            std_msgs.msg.Empty,
            queue_size=10)

        baxter_dataflow.wait_for(
            lambda: self._avail_updates.uuid != '',
            timeout=5.0,
            timeout_msg="Failed to get list of available updates"
        )
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    def __init__(self, component_id):
        """
        Constructor.

        @param component_id: unique id of analog component
        """
        self._id = component_id
        self._component_type = 'analog_io'
        self._is_output = False

        self._state = dict()

        type_ns = '/robot/' + self._component_type
        topic_base = type_ns + '/' + self._id

        self._sub_state = rospy.Subscriber(
            topic_base + '/state',
            AnalogIOState,
            self._on_io_state)

        baxter_dataflow.wait_for(
            lambda: len(self._state.keys()) != 0,
            timeout=2.0,
            timeout_msg="Failed to get current analog_io state from %s" \
            % (topic_base,),
            )

        # check if output-capable before creating publisher
        if self._is_output:
            self._pub_output = rospy.Publisher(
                type_ns + '/command',
                AnalogOutputCommand,
                queue_size=10)
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    def set_output(self, value, timeout=2.0):
        """
        Control the state of the Analog Output.

        @type value: uint16
        @param value: new state of the Output.
        @type timeout: float
        @param timeout: Seconds to wait for the io to reflect command.
                        If 0, just command once and return. [0]
        """
        if not self._is_output:
            raise IOError(errno.EACCES, "Component is not an output [%s: %s]" %
                (self._component_type, self._id))
        cmd = AnalogOutputCommand()
        cmd.name = self._id
        cmd.value = value
        self._pub_output.publish(cmd)

        if not timeout == 0:
            baxter_dataflow.wait_for(
                test=lambda: self.state() == value,
                timeout=timeout,
                rate=100,
                timeout_msg=("Failed to command analog io to: %d" % (value,)),
                body=lambda: self._pub_output.publish(cmd)
                )
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    def __init__(self):
        """
        Constructor.
        """
        self._state = dict()

        self._pub_pan = rospy.Publisher(
            '/robot/head/command_head_pan',
            HeadPanCommand)

        self._pub_nod = rospy.Publisher(
            '/robot/head/command_head_nod',
            Bool)

        state_topic = '/robot/head/head_state'
        self._sub_state = rospy.Subscriber(
            state_topic,
            HeadState,
            self._on_head_state)

        baxter_dataflow.wait_for(
            lambda: len(self._state) != 0,
            timeout=5.0,
            timeout_msg=("Failed to get current head state from %s" %
                         (state_topic,)),
        )
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    def __init__(self, location):
        if not location in self.__LOCATIONS:
            raise AttributeError("Invalid Navigator name '%s'" % (location,))
        self._id = location
        self._state = None
        self.button0_changed = baxter_dataflow.Signal()
        self.button1_changed = baxter_dataflow.Signal()
        self.button2_changed = baxter_dataflow.Signal()
        self.wheel_changed = baxter_dataflow.Signal()

        nav_state_topic = 'robot/itb/%s_itb/state' % (self._id,)
        self._state_sub = rospy.Subscriber(
            nav_state_topic,
            ITBState,
            self._on_state)

        self._inner_led = digital_io.DigitalIO(
            '%s_itb_light_inner' % (self._id,))

        self._outer_led = digital_io.DigitalIO(
            '%s_itb_light_outer' % (self._id,))

        init_err_msg = ("Navigator init failed to get current state from %s" %
                        (nav_state_topic,))
        baxter_dataflow.wait_for(lambda: self._state != None,
                                 timeout_msg=init_err_msg)
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    def command_nod(self, timeout=5.0):
        """
        Command the head to nod once.

        @type timeout: float
        @param timeout: Seconds to wait for the head to nod.
                        If 0, just command once and return. [0]
        """
        self._pub_nod.publish(True)

        if not timeout == 0:
            # Wait for nod to initiate
            baxter_dataflow.wait_for(
                test=self.nodding,
                timeout=timeout,
                rate=100,
                timeout_msg="Failed to initiate head nod command",
                body=lambda: self._pub_nod.publish(True)
            )

            # Wait for nod to complete
            baxter_dataflow.wait_for(
                test=lambda: not self.nodding(),
                timeout=timeout,
                rate=100,
                timeout_msg="Failed to complete head nod command",
                body=lambda: self._pub_nod.publish(False)
            )
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    def __init__(self, location):
        """
        Constructor.

        @type location: str
        @param location: body location (prefix) of Navigator to control.

        Valid locations are in L{Navigator.__LOCATIONS}::
          left, right, torso_left, torso_right
        """
        if not location in self.__LOCATIONS:
            raise AttributeError("Invalid Navigator name '%s'" % (location,))
        self._id = location
        self._state = None
        self.button0_changed = baxter_dataflow.Signal()
        self.button1_changed = baxter_dataflow.Signal()
        self.button2_changed = baxter_dataflow.Signal()
        self.wheel_changed = baxter_dataflow.Signal()

        nav_state_topic = 'robot/itb/%s_itb/state' % (self._id,)
        self._state_sub = rospy.Subscriber(
            nav_state_topic,
            ITBState,
            self._on_state)

        self._inner_led = digital_io.DigitalIO(
            '%s_itb_light_inner' % (self._id,))

        self._outer_led = digital_io.DigitalIO(
            '%s_itb_light_outer' % (self._id,))

        init_err_msg = ("Navigator init failed to get current state from %s" %
                        (nav_state_topic,))
        baxter_dataflow.wait_for(lambda: self._state != None,
                                 timeout_msg=init_err_msg)
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    def command_nod(self, timeout=5.0):
        """
        Command the head to nod once.

        @type timeout: float
        @param timeout: Seconds to wait for the head to nod.
                        If 0, just command once and return. [0]
        """
        self._pub_nod.publish(True)

        if not timeout == 0:
            # Wait for nod to initiate
            baxter_dataflow.wait_for(
                test=self.nodding,
                timeout=timeout,
                rate=100,
                timeout_msg="Failed to initiate head nod command",
                body=lambda: self._pub_nod.publish(True))

            # Wait for nod to complete
            baxter_dataflow.wait_for(
                test=lambda: not self.nodding(),
                timeout=timeout,
                rate=100,
                timeout_msg="Failed to complete head nod command",
                body=lambda: self._pub_nod.publish(False))
def MoveToJointPositions(limb, moves, queue, write = True):
    try:
        for move in moves:
            thread = threading.Thread(
                target=move_thread,
                args=(limb,move, queue, write)
            )
            if (move.values()):
                thread.daemon = True
                thread.start()
                baxter_dataflow.wait_for(
                    lambda: not (thread.is_alive()),
                    timeout=20.0,
                    timeout_msg=("Timeout while waiting for %s move thread"
                                 " to finish" % limb.name),
                    rate=10,
                )
                thread.join()
                result = queue.get()
                if not result is None:
                    raise queue.get()
                rospy.sleep(1.0)
    except Exception, exception:
        queue.put(traceback.format_exc())
        queue.put(exception)
    def __init__(self, location):
        """
        Constructor.

        @type location: str
        @param location: body location (prefix) of Navigator to control.

        Valid locations are in L{Navigator.__LOCATIONS}::
          left, right, torso_left, torso_right
        """
        if not location in self.__LOCATIONS:
            raise AttributeError("Invalid Navigator name '%s'" % (location,))
        self._id = location
        self._state = None
        self.button0_changed = baxter_dataflow.Signal()
        self.button1_changed = baxter_dataflow.Signal()
        self.button2_changed = baxter_dataflow.Signal()
        self.wheel_changed = baxter_dataflow.Signal()

        nav_state_topic = 'robot/itb/%s_itb/state' % (self._id,)
        self._state_sub = rospy.Subscriber(
            nav_state_topic,
            ITBState,
            self._on_state)

        self._inner_led = digital_io.DigitalIO(
            '%s_itb_light_inner' % (self._id,))

        self._outer_led = digital_io.DigitalIO(
            '%s_itb_light_outer' % (self._id,))

        init_err_msg = ("Navigator init failed to get current state from %s" %
                        (nav_state_topic,))
        baxter_dataflow.wait_for(lambda: self._state != None,
                                 timeout_msg=init_err_msg)
    def set_output(self, value, timeout=2.0):
        """
        Control the state of the Analog Output.

        @type value: uint16
        @param value: new state of the Output.
        @type timeout: float
        @param timeout: Seconds to wait for the io to reflect command.
                        If 0, just command once and return. [0]
        """
        if not self._is_output:
            raise IOError(
                errno.EACCES, "Component is not an output [%s: %s]" %
                (self._component_type, self._id))
        cmd = AnalogOutputCommand()
        cmd.name = self._id
        cmd.value = value
        self._pub_output.publish(cmd)

        if not timeout == 0:
            baxter_dataflow.wait_for(
                test=lambda: self.state() == value,
                timeout=timeout,
                rate=100,
                timeout_msg=("Failed to command analog io to: %d" % (value, )),
                body=lambda: self._pub_output.publish(cmd))
    def set_output(self, value, timeout=2.0):
        """
        Control the state of the Digital Output.

        Use this function for finer control over the wait_for timeout.

        @type value: bool
        @param value: new state {True, False} of the Output.
        @type timeout: float
        @param timeout: Seconds to wait for the io to reflect command.
                        If 0, just command once and return. [0]
        """
        if not self._is_output:
            raise IOError(errno.EACCES, "Component is not an output [%s: %s]" %
                (self._component_type, self._id))
        cmd = DigitalOutputCommand()
        cmd.name = self._id
        cmd.value = value
        self._pub_output.publish(cmd)

        if not timeout == 0:
            baxter_dataflow.wait_for(
                test=lambda: self.state == value,
                timeout=timeout,
                rate=100,
                timeout_msg=("Failed to command digital io to: %r" % (value,)),
                body=lambda: self._pub_output.publish(cmd)
            )
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    def __init__(self, component_id):
        """
        Constructor.

        @param component_id: unique id of the digital component
        """
        self._id = component_id
        self._component_type = 'digital_io'
        self._is_output = False
        self._state = None

        self.state_changed = baxter_dataflow.Signal()

        type_ns = '/robot/' + self._component_type
        topic_base = type_ns + '/' + self._id

        self._sub_state = rospy.Subscriber(topic_base + '/state',
                                           DigitalIOState, self._on_io_state)

        baxter_dataflow.wait_for(
            lambda: self._state != None,
            timeout=2.0,
            timeout_msg="Failed to get current digital_io state from %s" \
            % (topic_base,),
        )

        # check if output-capable before creating publisher
        if self._is_output:
            self._pub_output = rospy.Publisher(type_ns + '/command',
                                               DigitalOutputCommand,
                                               queue_size=10)
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    def __init__(self):
        self._state = None
        state_topic = 'robot/state'
        self._state_sub = rospy.Subscriber(state_topic, AssemblyState,
                                           self._state_callback)

        baxter_dataflow.wait_for(
            lambda: not self._state is None,
            timeout=2.0,
            timeout_msg=("Failed to get robot state on %s" % (state_topic, )),
        )
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 def stop(self):
     """
     Simulate an e-stop button being pressed.  Robot must be reset to clear
     the stopped state.
     """
     pub = rospy.Publisher('robot/set_super_stop', Empty, queue_size=10)
     baxter_dataflow.wait_for(
         test=lambda: self._state.stopped == True,
         timeout=3.0,
         timeout_msg="Failed to stop the robot",
         body=pub.publish,
     )
 def stop(self):
     """
     Simulate an e-stop button being pressed.  Robot must be reset to clear
     the stopped state.
     """
     pub = rospy.Publisher('robot/set_super_stop', Empty)
     baxter_dataflow.wait_for(
         test=lambda: self._state.stopped == True,
         timeout=3.0,
         timeout_msg="Failed to stop the robot",
         body=pub.publish,
     )
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    def _toggle_enabled(self, status):

        pub = rospy.Publisher('robot/set_super_enable', Bool)

        baxter_dataflow.wait_for(
            test=lambda: self._state.enabled == status,
            timeout=2.0 if status else 5.0,
            timeout_msg=("Failed to %sable robot" %
                         ('en' if status else 'dis',)),
            body=lambda: pub.publish(status),
        )
        rospy.loginfo("Robot %s", ('Enabled' if status else 'Disabled'))
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    def move_to_joint_positions(self, positions, joint_tolerance=0.015,speed_tolerance=0.015,timeout=10.0,stop_condition=None):
        """
        Commands the limb to the provided positions.

        :param positions: joint_name:angle command
        :type positions: dict({str:float})
        :param joint_tolerance: Desired maximum goal tolerance in radians
        :type joint_tolerance: float
        :param timeout: seconds to wait for move to finish
        :type timeout: float

        Waits until the reported joint state matches that specified.
        """
        
        if self.__stop:
            return False
        
        self._cancel=False
        if stop_condition is None:
            stop_condition=lambda arm: False
            
        cmd = self.joint_angles()

        def filtered_cmd():
            # First Order Filter - 0.2 Hz Cutoff
            for joint in positions.keys():
#                 cmd[joint] = 0.012488 * positions[joint] + 0.98751 * cmd[joint]
                cmd[joint] = 0.5 * positions[joint] + 0.5 * cmd[joint]
            return cmd
            
        def genf(joint, angle):
            def joint_diff():
                return abs(angle - self._joint_angle[joint])
            return joint_diff

        diffs = [genf(j, a) for j, a in positions.items() if
                 j in self._joint_angle]

        self.set_joint_positions(filtered_cmd())
        baxter_dataflow.wait_for(
            lambda: (all(diff() < joint_tolerance
                         for diff in diffs) or self._cancel or stop_condition(self)),
            timeout=timeout,
            timeout_msg=("%s limb failed to reach commanded joint positions" %
                         (self.name.capitalize(),)),
            rate=DEFAULT_RATE,
            body=lambda: self.set_joint_positions(filtered_cmd())
            )
        if self._cancel:
            return False
        return True
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    def command(self,
                cmd,
                block=False,
                test=lambda: True,
                timeout=0.0,
                args=None):
        """
        Raw command call to directly control gripper.

        @type cmd: str
        @param cmd: string of known gripper commands
        @type block: bool
        @param block: command is blocking or non-blocking [False]
        @type test: func
        @param test: test function for command validation
        @type timeout: float
        @param timeout: timeout in seconds for command evaluation
        @type args: dict({str:float})
        @param args: dictionary of parameter:value
        """
        ee_cmd = EndEffectorCommand()
        ee_cmd.id = self.hardware_id()
        ee_cmd.command = cmd
        ee_cmd.sender = self._cmd_sender % (cmd, )
        ee_cmd.sequence = self._inc_cmd_sequence()
        ee_cmd.args = ''
        if args != None:
            ee_cmd.args = JSONEncoder().encode(args)
        seq_test = lambda: (self._state.command_sender == ee_cmd.sender and
                            (self._state.command_sequence == ee_cmd.sequence or
                             self._state.command_sequence == 0))
        self._cmd_pub.publish(ee_cmd)
        if block:
            finish_time = rospy.get_time() + timeout
            cmd_seq = baxter_dataflow.wait_for(
                test=seq_test,
                timeout=timeout,
                raise_on_error=False,
                body=lambda: self._cmd_pub.publish(ee_cmd))
            if not cmd_seq:
                seq_msg = (("Timed out on gripper command acknowledgement for"
                            " %s:%s") % (self.name, ee_cmd.command))
                rospy.logdebug(seq_msg)
            time_remain = max(0.5, finish_time - rospy.get_time())
            return baxter_dataflow.wait_for(
                test=test,
                timeout=time_remain,
                raise_on_error=False,
                body=lambda: self._cmd_pub.publish(ee_cmd))
        else:
            return True
    def move_to_joint_positions(self,
                                limb,
                                positions,
                                timeout=15.0,
                                move_rate=0.982,
                                threshold=settings.JOINT_ANGLE_TOLERANCE,
                                test=None):
        """
		(Blocking) Commands the limb to the provided positions.
	    Waits until the reported joint state matches that specified.
	    This function uses a low-pass filter to smooth the movement.
	    @type positions: dict({str:float})
	    @param positions: joint_name:angle command
	    @type timeout: float
	    @param timeout: seconds to wait for move to finish [15]
	    @type threshold: float
	    @param threshold: position threshold in radians across each joint when
	    move is considered successful [0.008726646]
	    @param test: optional function returning True if motion must be aborted
	    """
        cmd = limb.joint_angles()

        def filtered_cmd():
            # First Order Filter - 0.2 Hz Cutoff
            for joint in positions.keys():
                # cmd[joint] = 0.012488 * positions[joint] + 0.98751 * cmd[joint]
                cmd[joint] = (
                    1 - move_rate) * positions[joint] + move_rate * cmd[joint]
            return cmd

        def genf(joint, angle):
            def joint_diff():
                return abs(angle - limb._joint_angle[joint])

            return joint_diff

        diffs = [
            genf(j, a) for j, a in positions.items() if j in limb._joint_angle
        ]

        limb.set_joint_positions(filtered_cmd())
        baxter_dataflow.wait_for(
            test=lambda: callable(test) and test() == True or \
                         (all(diff() < threshold for diff in diffs)),
            timeout=timeout,
            timeout_msg=("%s limb failed to reach commanded joint positions" %
                         (limb.name.capitalize(),)),
            rate=100,
            raise_on_error=False,
            body=lambda: limb.set_joint_positions(filtered_cmd())
            )
    def __init__(self):
        self._state = None
        state_topic = 'robot/state'
        self._state_sub = rospy.Subscriber(state_topic,
                                           AssemblyState,
                                           self._state_callback
                                           )

        baxter_dataflow.wait_for(
            lambda: not self._state is None,
            timeout=2.0,
            timeout_msg=("Failed to get robot state on %s" %
            (state_topic,)),
        )
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    def command(self, cmd, block=False, test=lambda: True,
                 timeout=0.0, args=None):
        """
        Raw command call to directly control gripper.

        @type cmd: str
        @param cmd: string of known gripper commands
        @type block: bool
        @param block: command is blocking or non-blocking [False]
        @type test: func
        @param test: test function for command validation
        @type timeout: float
        @param timeout: timeout in seconds for command evaluation
        @type args: dict({str:float})
        @param args: dictionary of parameter:value
        """
        ee_cmd = EndEffectorCommand()
        ee_cmd.id = self.hardware_id()
        ee_cmd.command = cmd
        ee_cmd.sender = self._cmd_sender % (cmd,)
        ee_cmd.sequence = self._inc_cmd_sequence()
        ee_cmd.args = ''
        if args != None:
            ee_cmd.args = JSONEncoder().encode(args)
        seq_test = lambda: (self._state.command_sender == ee_cmd.sender and
                            (self._state.command_sequence == ee_cmd.sequence
                             or self._state.command_sequence == 0))
        self._cmd_pub.publish(ee_cmd)
        if block:
            finish_time = rospy.get_time() + timeout
            cmd_seq = baxter_dataflow.wait_for(
                          test=seq_test,
                          timeout=timeout,
                          raise_on_error=False,
                          body=lambda: self._cmd_pub.publish(ee_cmd)
                      )
            if not cmd_seq:
                seq_msg = (("Timed out on gripper command acknowledgement for"
                           " %s:%s") % (self.name, ee_cmd.command))
                rospy.logdebug(seq_msg)
            time_remain = max(0.5, finish_time - rospy.get_time())
            return baxter_dataflow.wait_for(
                       test=test,
                       timeout=time_remain,
                       raise_on_error=False,
                       body=lambda: self._cmd_pub.publish(ee_cmd)
                   )
        else:
            return True
    def __init__(self, gripper):
        """
        Interface class for a gripper on the Baxter Research Robot.

        @param gripper: robot limb <left/right> on which the gripper
                        is mounted
        """
        self.name = gripper + '_gripper'
        self._cmd_sender = rospy.get_name() + '_%s'
        self._cmd_sequence = 0

        ns = '/robot/end_effector/' + self.name + "/"

        self._state = None
        self._prop = EndEffectorProperties()

        self._parameters = dict()

        self._cmd_pub = rospy.Publisher(ns + 'command', EndEffectorCommand)

        self._state_sub = rospy.Subscriber(
                                           ns + 'state',
                                           EndEffectorState,
                                           self._on_gripper_state
                                           )

        self._prop_sub = rospy.Subscriber(
                                          ns + 'properties',
                                          EndEffectorProperties,
                                          self._on_gripper_prop
                                          )

        # Wait for the gripper state message to be populated
        baxter_dataflow.wait_for(
                          lambda: not self._state is None,
                          timeout=5.0,
                          timeout_msg=("Failed to get state from %s" %
                                       (ns + 'state',))
                          )

        # Wait for the gripper type to be populated
        baxter_dataflow.wait_for(
                          lambda: not self.type() is None,
                          timeout=5.0,
                          timeout_msg=("Failed to get properties from %s" %
                                       (ns + 'properties',))
                          )
        self.set_parameters(defaults=True)
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    def reset_custom_state(self, timeout=2.0):
        """
        Resets default state for custom grippers

        @return: True if custom gripper state reset successfully
        @rtype: bool
        """
        state_true = EndEffectorState.STATE_TRUE
        state_unknown = EndEffectorState.STATE_UNKNOWN
        # Create default state message
        state_msg = EndEffectorState()
        for idx, attr in enumerate(state_msg.__slots__):
            if 'int' in state_msg._slot_types[idx]:
                setattr(state_msg, attr, state_unknown)
        setattr(state_msg, 'enabled', state_true)
        self._state_pub.publish(state_msg)

        # Verify state reset successfully
        test = lambda: (self._state.enabled == state_true and
                        self._state.calibrated == state_unknown and
                        self._state.ready == state_unknown and
                        self._state.position == 0.0
                        )
        return baxter_dataflow.wait_for(
                   test=test,
                   timeout=timeout,
                   raise_on_error=False,
                   body=lambda: self._state_pub.publish(state_msg)
               )
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    def reset_custom_properties(self, timeout=2.0):
        """
        Resets default properties for custom grippers

        @return: True if custom gripper properties reset successfully
        @rtype: bool
        """
        default_id = 131073
        default_ui_type = EndEffectorProperties.PASSIVE_GRIPPER
        default_manufacturer = 'Rethink Research Robot'
        default_product = 'SDK End Effector'
        # Create default properties message
        prop_msg = EndEffectorProperties(
            id=default_id,
            ui_type=default_ui_type,
            manufacturer=default_manufacturer,
            product=default_product,
        )
        for idx, attr in enumerate(prop_msg.__slots__):
            if prop_msg._slot_types[idx] == 'bool':
                setattr(prop_msg, attr, True)
        self._prop_pub.publish(prop_msg)

        # Verify properties reset successfully
        test = lambda: (self._prop.id == default_id and self._prop.ui_type ==
                        default_ui_type and self._prop.manufacturer ==
                        default_manufacturer and self._prop.product ==
                        default_product)
        return baxter_dataflow.wait_for(
            test=test,
            timeout=timeout,
            raise_on_error=False,
            body=lambda: self._prop_pub.publish(prop_msg))
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    def reset_custom_state(self, timeout=2.0):
        """
        Resets default state for custom grippers

        @return: True if custom gripper state reset successfully
        @rtype: bool
        """
        state_true = EndEffectorState.STATE_TRUE
        state_unknown = EndEffectorState.STATE_UNKNOWN
        # Create default state message
        state_msg = EndEffectorState()
        for idx, attr in enumerate(state_msg.__slots__):
            if 'int' in state_msg._slot_types[idx]:
                setattr(state_msg, attr, state_unknown)
        setattr(state_msg, 'enabled', state_true)
        self._state_pub.publish(state_msg)

        # Verify state reset successfully
        test = lambda: (self._state.enabled == state_true and self._state.
                        calibrated == state_unknown and self._state.ready ==
                        state_unknown and self._state.position == 0.0)
        return baxter_dataflow.wait_for(
            test=test,
            timeout=timeout,
            raise_on_error=False,
            body=lambda: self._state_pub.publish(state_msg))
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    def reset_custom_properties(self, timeout=2.0):
        """
        Resets default properties for custom grippers

        @return: True if custom gripper properties reset successfully
        @rtype: bool
        """
        default_id = 131073
        default_ui_type = EndEffectorProperties.PASSIVE_GRIPPER
        default_manufacturer = 'Rethink Research Robot'
        default_product = 'SDK End Effector'
        # Create default properties message
        prop_msg = EndEffectorProperties(
                                         id=default_id,
                                         ui_type=default_ui_type,
                                         manufacturer=default_manufacturer,
                                         product=default_product,
                                         )
        for idx, attr in enumerate(prop_msg.__slots__):
            if prop_msg._slot_types[idx] == 'bool':
                setattr(prop_msg, attr, True)
        self._prop_pub.publish(prop_msg)

        # Verify properties reset successfully
        test = lambda: (self._prop.id == default_id and
                        self._prop.ui_type == default_ui_type and
                        self._prop.manufacturer == default_manufacturer and
                        self._prop.product == default_product
                        )
        return baxter_dataflow.wait_for(
                   test=test,
                   timeout=timeout,
                   raise_on_error=False,
                   body=lambda: self._prop_pub.publish(prop_msg)
               )
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    def move_to_joint_positions(self, positions, timeout=15.0,
                                threshold=settings.JOINT_ANGLE_TOLERANCE,
                                test=None):
        """
        (Blocking) Commands the limb to the provided positions.

        Waits until the reported joint state matches that specified.

        This function uses a low-pass filter to smooth the movement.

        @type positions: dict({str:float})
        @param positions: joint_name:angle command
        @type timeout: float
        @param timeout: seconds to wait for move to finish [15]
        @type threshold: float
        @param threshold: position threshold in radians across each joint when
        move is considered successful [0.008726646]
        @param test: optional function returning True if motion must be aborted
        """
        cmd = self.joint_angles()

        def filtered_cmd():
            # First Order Filter - 0.2 Hz Cutoff
            for joint in positions.keys():
                cmd[joint] = 0.012488 * positions[joint] + 0.98751 * cmd[joint]
            return cmd

        def genf(joint, angle):
            def joint_diff():
                return abs(angle - self._joint_angle[joint])
            return joint_diff

        diffs = [genf(j, a) for j, a in positions.items() if
                 j in self._joint_angle]

        self.set_joint_positions(filtered_cmd())
        baxter_dataflow.wait_for(
            test=lambda: callable(test) and test() == True or \
                         (all(diff() < threshold for diff in diffs)),
            timeout=timeout,
            timeout_msg=("%s limb failed to reach commanded joint positions" %
                         (self.name.capitalize(),)),
            rate=100,
            raise_on_error=False,
            body=lambda: self.set_joint_positions(filtered_cmd())
            )
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def obtainTorque():

    left = baxter_interface.Limb('left')
    right = baxter_interface.Limb('right')
    grip_left = baxter_interface.Gripper('left', CHECK_VERSION)
    grip_right = baxter_interface.Gripper('right', CHECK_VERSION)
    lj = left.joint_names()
    rj = right.joint_names()

    sampleGripper('left')
    return

    move = [0.5, -0.8, 2.8, 0.15, 0.0, 1.9, 2.8]
    left_queue = Queue.Queue()

    try:
        #print "move:",move
        #print "Test: Moving to Joint Positions: ",
        #print ", ".join("%.2f" % x for x in move)
        #print dict(zip(left.joint_names(), move))
        left_thread = threading.Thread(target=move_thread,
                                       args=(left,
                                             dict(zip(left.joint_names(),
                                                      move)), left_queue))
        left_thread.daemon = True
        left_thread.start()
        baxter_dataflow.wait_for(
            lambda: not (left_thread.is_alive()),
            timeout=20.0,
            timeout_msg=("Timeout while waiting for arm move threads"
                         " to finish"),
            rate=10)
        left_thread.join()
        result = left_queue.get()
        #print result
        if not result is None:
            raise left_queue.get()
        rospy.sleep(1.0)

    except Exception:
        print 'Failure'

    print kin.forward_position_kinematics()
    print kin.jacobian_transpose()
    def reset(self):
        """
        Reset all joints.  Trigger JRCP hardware to reset all faults.  Disable
        the robot.
        """
        error_estop = """\
E-Stop is ASSERTED. Disengage E-Stop and then reset the robot.
"""
        error_nonfatal = """Non-fatal Robot Error on reset.
Robot reset cleared stopped state and robot can be enabled, but a non-fatal
error persists. Check diagnostics or rethink.log for more info.
"""
        error_env = """Failed to reset robot.
Please verify that the ROS_IP or ROS_HOSTNAME environment variables are set
and resolvable. For more information please visit:
http://sdk.rethinkrobotics.com/wiki/RSDK_Shell#Initialize
"""
        is_reset = lambda: (self._state.enabled == False and
                            self._state.stopped == False and
                            self._state.error == False and
                            self._state.estop_button == 0 and
                            self._state.estop_source == 0)
        pub = rospy.Publisher('robot/set_super_reset', Empty)

        if (self._state.stopped and
            self._state.estop_button == AssemblyState.ESTOP_BUTTON_PRESSED):
            rospy.logfatal(error_estop)
            raise IOError(errno.EREMOTEIO, "Failed to Reset: E-Stop Engaged")

        rospy.loginfo("Resetting robot...")
        try:
            baxter_dataflow.wait_for(
                test=is_reset,
                timeout=3.0,
                timeout_msg=error_env,
                body=pub.publish
            )
        except OSError, e:
            if e.errno == errno.ETIMEDOUT:
                if self._state.error == True and self._state.stopped == False:
                    rospy.logwarn(error_nonfatal)
                    return False
            raise
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    def reset(self):
        """
        Reset all joints.  Trigger JRCP hardware to reset all faults.  Disable
        the robot.
        """
        error_estop = """\
E-Stop is ASSERTED. Disengage E-Stop and then reset the robot.
"""
        error_nonfatal = """Non-fatal Robot Error on reset.
Robot reset cleared stopped state and robot can be enabled, but a non-fatal
error persists. Check diagnostics or rethink.log for more info.
"""
        error_env = """Failed to reset robot.
Please verify that the ROS_IP or ROS_HOSTNAME environment variables are set
and resolvable. For more information please visit:
http://sdk.rethinkrobotics.com/wiki/RSDK_Shell#Initialize
"""
        is_reset = lambda: (self._state.enabled == False and
                            self._state.stopped == False and
                            self._state.error == False and
                            self._state.estop_button == 0 and
                            self._state.estop_source == 0)
        pub = rospy.Publisher('robot/set_super_reset', Empty, queue_size=10)

        if (self._state.stopped and
            self._state.estop_button == AssemblyState.ESTOP_BUTTON_PRESSED):
            rospy.logfatal(error_estop)
            raise IOError(errno.EREMOTEIO, "Failed to Reset: E-Stop Engaged")

        rospy.loginfo("Resetting robot...")
        try:
            baxter_dataflow.wait_for(
                test=is_reset,
                timeout=3.0,
                timeout_msg=error_env,
                body=pub.publish
            )
        except OSError as e:
            if e.errno == errno.ETIMEDOUT:
                if self._state.error == True and self._state.stopped == False:
                    rospy.logwarn(error_nonfatal)
                    return False
            raise
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    def _move_arm(self, joint_angles):
        # Gets differences between desired and actual joint angles
        def genf(joint, angle):
            def joint_diff():
                return abs(angle - self._left_arm.joint_angle(joint))

            return joint_diff

        diffs = [genf(j, a) for j, a in joint_angles.items()]

        # Move arm until in correct position
        self._left_arm.set_joint_positions(joint_angles, raw=True)
        baxter_dataflow.wait_for(lambda:
                                 (all(diff() < 0.008726646 for diff in diffs)),
                                 timeout=2.0,
                                 rate=100,
                                 raise_on_error=False,
                                 body=lambda: self._left_arm.
                                 set_joint_positions(joint_angles, raw=True))
def _move_to_positions(limb, pos_dict):
    '''
    Moves the limb to the desired positions.

    @param limb - The baxter_interface.Limb object to move
    @param pos_dict - Dictionary of joint -> angle positions in degrees

    Note, to change how fast it goes, you can call

    >>> limb.set_joint_position_speed(ratio)

    where ratio is a number between 0 and 1 with 1 being pretty fast and 0
    being stopped.
    '''
    # Convert to radians first thing
    for key in pos_dict:
        pos_dict[key] = _deg_to_rad(pos_dict[key])

    cmd = limb.joint_angles()
    def filtered_cmd():
        # First Order Filter - 0.2 Hz Cutoff
        for joint, value in pos_dict.iteritems():
            cmd[joint] = 0.07 * value + 0.93 * cmd[joint]
        return cmd

    diff = lambda joint, angle: abs(angle - limb.joint_angle(joint))
    #threshold = baxter_interface.settings.JOINT_ANGLE_TOLERANCE
    # We want a bigger threshold so that it doesn't wiggle at the end, but
    # says "good enough" and goes to the next point
    threshold = 0.02
    timeout = 15.0 # seconds

    # Otherwise, go there without the filter
    #limb.set_joint_positions(filtered_cmd())
    limb.set_joint_positions(pos_dict)
    baxter_dataflow.wait_for(
        lambda: (all(diff(j, a) < threshold for j, a in pos_dict.iteritems())),
        timeout=timeout,
        rate=100,
        raise_on_error=False,
        body=lambda: limb.set_joint_positions(pos_dict)
        )
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    def __init__(self, gripper):
        """
        Interface class for a gripper on the Baxter Research Robot.

        @param gripper: robot limb <left/right> on which the gripper
                        is mounted
        """
        self.name = gripper + '_gripper'
        self._cmd_sender = rospy.get_name() + '_%s'
        self._cmd_sequence = 0

        ns = '/robot/end_effector/' + self.name + "/"

        self._state = None
        self._prop = EndEffectorProperties()

        self._parameters = dict()

        self._cmd_pub = rospy.Publisher(ns + 'command', EndEffectorCommand)

        self._state_sub = rospy.Subscriber(ns + 'state', EndEffectorState,
                                           self._on_gripper_state)

        self._prop_sub = rospy.Subscriber(ns + 'properties',
                                          EndEffectorProperties,
                                          self._on_gripper_prop)

        # Wait for the gripper state message to be populated
        baxter_dataflow.wait_for(lambda: not self._state is None,
                                 timeout=5.0,
                                 timeout_msg=("Failed to get state from %s" %
                                              (ns + 'state', )))

        # Wait for the gripper type to be populated
        baxter_dataflow.wait_for(
            lambda: not self.type() is None,
            timeout=5.0,
            timeout_msg=("Failed to get properties from %s" %
                         (ns + 'properties', )))
        self.set_parameters(defaults=True)
def ThreadMovements(left, right, left_queue, right_queue, left_angles, right_angles):
    try:
        left_thread = threading.Thread(
            target=move_thread,
            args=(left,left_angles,left_queue)
        )
        right_thread = threading.Thread(
            target=move_thread,
            args=(right,right_angles,right_queue)
        )
        
        left_thread.daemon = True
        right_thread.daemon = True
        
        left_thread.start()
        right_thread.start()
        
        baxter_dataflow.wait_for(
            lambda: not (left_thread.is_alive() or
                         right_thread.is_alive()),
            timeout=20.0,
            timeout_msg=("Timeout while waiting for arm move threads"
                         " to finish"),
            rate=10,
        )
        
        left_thread.join()
        right_thread.join()
        result = left_queue.get()

        if not result is None:
            raise left_queue.get()
        result = right_queue.get()

        if not result is None:
            raise right_queue.get()
        rospy.sleep(0.001)
    except Exception:
        print 'Failure'
 def move(self, joints):
     # rospy.loginfo('move')
     left_queue = Queue.Queue()
     right_queue = Queue.Queue()
     left_thread = threading.Thread(target=self.move_thread,
                                    args=('left', joints['left'], left_queue))
     right_thread = threading.Thread(target=self.move_thread,
                                    args=('right', joints['right'], right_queue))
     left_thread.daemon = True
     right_thread.daemon = True
     left_thread.start()
     right_thread.start()
     baxter_dataflow.wait_for(
         lambda: not (left_thread.is_alive() or
                      right_thread.is_alive()),
         timeout=20.0,
         timeout_msg=("Timeout while waiting for arm move threads"
                      " to finish"),
         rate=10,
     )
     left_thread.join()
     right_thread.join()
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 def move(self, joints):
     # rospy.loginfo('move')
     left_queue = Queue.Queue()
     right_queue = Queue.Queue()
     left_thread = threading.Thread(target=self.move_thread,
                                    args=('left', joints['left'],
                                          left_queue))
     right_thread = threading.Thread(target=self.move_thread,
                                     args=('right', joints['right'],
                                           right_queue))
     left_thread.daemon = True
     right_thread.daemon = True
     left_thread.start()
     right_thread.start()
     baxter_dataflow.wait_for(
         lambda: not (left_thread.is_alive() or right_thread.is_alive()),
         timeout=20.0,
         timeout_msg=("Timeout while waiting for arm move threads"
                      " to finish"),
         rate=10,
     )
     left_thread.join()
     right_thread.join()
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    def set_pan(self, angle, speed=1.0, timeout=10.0, scale_speed=False):
        """
        Pan at the given speed to the desired angle.

        @type angle: float
        @param angle: Desired pan angle in radians.
        @type speed: int
        @param speed: Desired speed to pan at, range is 0-1.0 [1.0]
        @type timeout: float
        @param timeout: Seconds to wait for the head to pan to the
                        specified angle. If 0, just command once and
                        return. [10]
        @param scale_speed: Scale speed to pan at by a factor of 100,
                            to use legacy range between 0-100 [100]
        """
        if scale_speed:
            cmd_speed = speed / 100.0
        else:
            cmd_speed = speed
        if (cmd_speed < HeadPanCommand.MIN_SPEED_RATIO
                or cmd_speed > HeadPanCommand.MAX_SPEED_RATIO):
            rospy.logerr(
                ("Commanded Speed, ({0}), outside of valid range"
                 " [{1}, {2}]").format(cmd_speed,
                                       HeadPanCommand.MIN_SPEED_RATIO,
                                       HeadPanCommand.MAX_SPEED_RATIO))
        msg = HeadPanCommand(angle, cmd_speed, True)
        self._pub_pan.publish(msg)

        if not timeout == 0:
            baxter_dataflow.wait_for(
                lambda:
                (abs(self.pan() - angle) <= settings.HEAD_PAN_ANGLE_TOLERANCE),
                timeout=timeout,
                rate=100,
                timeout_msg="Failed to move head to pan command %f" % angle,
                body=lambda: self._pub_pan.publish(msg))
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    def move_to_joint_positions(self, positions, timeout=15.0):
        """
        Commands the limb to the provided positions.

        @type positions: dict({str:float})
        @param positions: joint_name:angle command
        @type timeout: float
        @param timeout: seconds to wait for move to finish [15]

        Waits until the reported joint state matches that specified.
        """
        cmd = self.joint_angles()

        def filtered_cmd():
            # First Order Filter - 0.2 Hz Cutoff
            for joint in positions.keys():
                cmd[joint] = 0.012488 * positions[joint] + 0.98751 * cmd[joint]
            return cmd

        def genf(joint, angle):
            def joint_diff():
                return abs(angle - self._joint_angle[joint])

            return joint_diff

        diffs = [
            genf(j, a) for j, a in positions.items() if j in self._joint_angle
        ]

        baxter_dataflow.wait_for(
            lambda:
            (all(diff() < settings.JOINT_ANGLE_TOLERANCE for diff in diffs)),
            timeout=timeout,
            timeout_msg=("%s limb failed to reach commanded joint positions" %
                         (self.name.capitalize(), )),
            rate=100,
            body=lambda: self.set_joint_positions(filtered_cmd()))
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    def __init__(self):
        """
        Interface class for the head on the Baxter Robot.

        Used to control the head pan angle and to enable/disable the head nod
        action.
        """
        self._state = dict()

        self._pub_pan = rospy.Publisher('/robot/head/command_head_pan',
                                        HeadPanCommand)

        self._pub_nod = rospy.Publisher('/robot/head/command_head_nod', Bool)

        state_topic = '/robot/head/head_state'
        self._sub_state = rospy.Subscriber(state_topic, HeadState,
                                           self._on_head_state)

        baxter_dataflow.wait_for(
            lambda: len(self._state) != 0,
            timeout=5.0,
            timeout_msg=("Failed to get current head state from %s" %
                         (state_topic, )),
        )
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    def set_pan(self, angle, speed=1.0, timeout=10.0, scale_speed=False):
        """
        Pan at the given speed to the desired angle.

        @type angle: float
        @param angle: Desired pan angle in radians.
        @type speed: int
        @param speed: Desired speed to pan at, range is 0-1.0 [1.0]
        @type timeout: float
        @param timeout: Seconds to wait for the head to pan to the
                        specified angle. If 0, just command once and
                        return. [10]
        @param scale_speed: Scale speed to pan at by a factor of 100,
                            to use legacy range between 0-100 [100]
        """
        if scale_speed:
            cmd_speed = speed / 100.0
        else:
            cmd_speed = speed
        if cmd_speed < HeadPanCommand.MIN_SPEED_RATIO or cmd_speed > HeadPanCommand.MAX_SPEED_RATIO:
            rospy.logerr(
                ("Commanded Speed, ({0}), outside of valid range" " [{1}, {2}]").format(
                    cmd_speed, HeadPanCommand.MIN_SPEED_RATIO, HeadPanCommand.MAX_SPEED_RATIO
                )
            )
        msg = HeadPanCommand(angle, cmd_speed, True)
        self._pub_pan.publish(msg)

        if not timeout == 0:
            baxter_dataflow.wait_for(
                lambda: (abs(self.pan() - angle) <= settings.HEAD_PAN_ANGLE_TOLERANCE),
                timeout=timeout,
                rate=100,
                timeout_msg="Failed to move head to pan command %f" % angle,
                body=lambda: self._pub_pan.publish(msg),
            )
    def move_to_joint_positions(self, positions, timeout=15.0):
        """
        Commands the limb to the provided positions.

        @type positions: dict({str:float})
        @param positions: joint_name:angle command
        @type timeout: float
        @param timeout: seconds to wait for move to finish [15]

        Waits until the reported joint state matches that specified.
        """
        cmd = self.joint_angles()

        def filtered_cmd():
            # First Order Filter - 0.2 Hz Cutoff
            for joint in positions.keys():
                cmd[joint] = 0.012488 * positions[joint] + 0.98751 * cmd[joint]
            return cmd

        def genf(joint, angle):
            def joint_diff():
                return abs(angle - self._joint_angle[joint])
            return joint_diff

        diffs = [genf(j, a) for j, a in positions.items() if
                 j in self._joint_angle]

        baxter_dataflow.wait_for(
            lambda: (all(diff() < settings.JOINT_ANGLE_TOLERANCE
                         for diff in diffs)),
            timeout=timeout,
            timeout_msg=("%s limb failed to reach commanded joint positions" %
                         (self.name.capitalize(),)),
            rate=100,
            body=lambda: self.set_joint_positions(filtered_cmd())
            )
    def set_pan(self, angle, speed=100, timeout=10.0):
        """
        Pan at the given speed to the desired angle.

        @type angle: float
        @param angle: Desired pan angle in radians.
        @type speed: int
        @param speed: Desired speed to pan at, range is 0-100 [100]
        @type timeout: float
        @param timeout: Seconds to wait for the head to pan to the
                        specified angle. If 0, just command once and
                        return. [10]
        """
        msg = HeadPanCommand(angle, speed)
        self._pub_pan.publish(msg)

        if not timeout == 0:
            baxter_dataflow.wait_for(
                lambda:
                (abs(self.pan() - angle) <= settings.HEAD_PAN_ANGLE_TOLERANCE),
                timeout=timeout,
                rate=100,
                timeout_msg="Failed to move head to pan command %f" % angle,
                body=lambda: self._pub_pan.publish(msg))
    def _on_trajectory_action(self, goal):
        joint_names = goal.trajectory.joint_names
        trajectory_points = goal.trajectory.points
        # Load parameters for trajectory
        self._get_trajectory_parameters(joint_names, goal)
        # Create a new discretized joint trajectory
        num_points = len(trajectory_points)
        if num_points == 0:
            rospy.logerr("%s: Empty Trajectory" % (self._action_name,))
            self._server.set_aborted()
            return
        rospy.loginfo("%s: Executing requested joint trajectory" % (self._action_name,))
        rospy.logdebug("Trajectory Points: {0}".format(trajectory_points))
        control_rate = rospy.Rate(self._control_rate)

        dimensions_dict = self._determine_dimensions(trajectory_points)

        if num_points == 1:
            # Add current position as trajectory point
            first_trajectory_point = JointTrajectoryPoint()
            first_trajectory_point.positions = self._get_current_position(joint_names)
            # To preserve desired velocities and accelerations, copy them to the first
            # trajectory point if the trajectory is only 1 point.
            if dimensions_dict["velocities"]:
                first_trajectory_point.velocities = deepcopy(trajectory_points[0].velocities)
            if dimensions_dict["accelerations"]:
                first_trajectory_point.accelerations = deepcopy(trajectory_points[0].accelerations)
            first_trajectory_point.time_from_start = rospy.Duration(0)
            trajectory_points.insert(0, first_trajectory_point)
            num_points = len(trajectory_points)

        # Force Velocites/Accelerations to zero at the final timestep
        # if they exist in the trajectory
        # Remove this behavior if you are stringing together trajectories,
        # and want continuous, non-zero velocities/accelerations between
        # trajectories
        if dimensions_dict["velocities"]:
            trajectory_points[-1].velocities = [0.0] * len(joint_names)
        if dimensions_dict["accelerations"]:
            trajectory_points[-1].accelerations = [0.0] * len(joint_names)

        # Compute Full Bezier Curve Coefficients for all 7 joints
        pnt_times = [pnt.time_from_start.to_sec() for pnt in trajectory_points]
        try:
            b_matrix = self._compute_bezier_coeff(joint_names, trajectory_points, dimensions_dict)
        except Exception as ex:
            rospy.logerr(
                ("{0}: Failed to compute a Bezier trajectory for {1}" ' arm with error "{2}: {3}"').format(
                    self._action_name, self._name, type(ex).__name__, ex
                )
            )
            self._server.set_aborted()
            return
        # Wait for the specified execution time, if not provided use now
        start_time = goal.trajectory.header.stamp.to_sec()
        if start_time == 0.0:
            start_time = rospy.get_time()
        baxter_dataflow.wait_for(lambda: rospy.get_time() >= start_time, timeout=float("inf"))
        # Loop until end of trajectory time.  Provide a single time step
        # of the control rate past the end to ensure we get to the end.
        # Keep track of current indices for spline segment generation
        now_from_start = rospy.get_time() - start_time
        end_time = trajectory_points[-1].time_from_start.to_sec()
        while now_from_start < end_time and not rospy.is_shutdown():
            # Acquire Mutex
            now = rospy.get_time()
            now_from_start = now - start_time
            idx = bisect.bisect(pnt_times, now_from_start)
            # Calculate percentage of time passed in this interval
            if idx >= num_points:
                cmd_time = now_from_start - pnt_times[-1]
                t = 1.0
            elif idx >= 0:
                cmd_time = now_from_start - pnt_times[idx - 1]
                t = cmd_time / (pnt_times[idx] - pnt_times[idx - 1])
            else:
                cmd_time = 0
                t = 0

            point = self._get_bezier_point(b_matrix, idx, t, cmd_time, dimensions_dict)

            # Command Joint Position, Velocity, Acceleration
            command_executed = self._command_joints(joint_names, point, start_time, dimensions_dict)
            self._update_feedback(deepcopy(point), joint_names, now_from_start)
            # Release the Mutex
            if not command_executed:
                return
            control_rate.sleep()
        # Keep trying to meet goal until goal_time constraint expired
        last = trajectory_points[-1]
        last_time = trajectory_points[-1].time_from_start.to_sec()
        end_angles = dict(zip(joint_names, last.positions))

        def check_goal_state():
            for error in self._get_current_error(joint_names, last.positions):
                if self._goal_error[error[0]] > 0 and self._goal_error[error[0]] < math.fabs(error[1]):
                    return error[0]
            if (
                self._stopped_velocity > 0.0
                and max([abs(cur_vel) for cur_vel in self._get_current_velocities(joint_names)])
                > self._stopped_velocity
            ):
                return False
            else:
                return True

        while now_from_start < (last_time + self._goal_time) and not rospy.is_shutdown():
            if not self._command_joints(joint_names, last, start_time, dimensions_dict):
                return
            now_from_start = rospy.get_time() - start_time
            self._update_feedback(deepcopy(last), joint_names, now_from_start)
            control_rate.sleep()

        now_from_start = rospy.get_time() - start_time
        self._update_feedback(deepcopy(last), joint_names, now_from_start)

        # Verify goal constraint
        result = check_goal_state()
        if result is True:
            rospy.loginfo("%s: Joint Trajectory Action Succeeded for %s arm" % (self._action_name, self._name))
            self._result.error_code = self._result.SUCCESSFUL
            self._server.set_succeeded(self._result)
        elif result is False:
            rospy.logerr("%s: Exceeded Max Goal Velocity Threshold for %s arm" % (self._action_name, self._name))
            self._result.error_code = self._result.GOAL_TOLERANCE_VIOLATED
            self._server.set_aborted(self._result)
        else:
            rospy.logerr("%s: Exceeded Goal Threshold Error %s for %s arm" % (self._action_name, result, self._name))
            self._result.error_code = self._result.GOAL_TOLERANCE_VIOLATED
            self._server.set_aborted(self._result)
        self._command_stop(goal.trajectory.joint_names, end_angles, start_time, dimensions_dict)