예제 #1
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 def _setup_state_validity(self, sawyer_robot):
     self_collision_fn = self._setup_self_collision_fn(sawyer_robot)
     collision_fn = self._setup_collision_fn(sawyer_robot)
     self.svc = StateValidityChecker(self_col_func=self_collision_fn,
                                     col_func=collision_fn,
                                     validity_funcs=None)
예제 #2
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    # State Validity Formulation #
    ##############################
    # There is no self-collision for point object in R2
    self_col_fn = None

    # Create a collision function that combines two box_collision functions
    b1 = partial(box_collision, coordinates=[[2, 2], [4, 4]])
    b2 = partial(box_collision, coordinates=[[6, 1], [8, 10]])

    def col_fn(sample):
        return all([b1(sample), b2(sample)])


    # In this case, we only have a col_fn.
    svc = StateValidityChecker(self_col_func=None,
                               col_func=col_fn,
                               validity_funcs=None)

    ############################################
    # Build the PRM and call the plan function #
    ############################################
    # Create the PRM
    interp = partial(parametric_lerp, steps=10)
    prm = LazyPRM(r2_space,
                  svc,
                  interp,
                  params={
                      'n_samples': 2000,
                      'k': 10,
                      'ball_radius': .45
                  })
def parallel_sample_worker(num_samples):
    ########################################################
    # Create the Simulator and pass it a Logger (optional) #
    ########################################################
    logger = Logger()
    if not Simulator.is_instantiated():
        logger.warn("Simulator not instantiated, doing so now...")
        sim = Simulator(logger=logger, use_ros=False, use_gui=False,
                        use_real_time=True)  # Initialize the Simulator
    else:
        sim = Simulator.get_instance()

    #####################################
    # Create a Robot, or two, or three. #
    #####################################
    sawyer_robot = Sawyer("sawyer0", [0, 0, 0.9], fixed_base=1)

    #############################################
    # Create sim environment objects and assets #
    #############################################
    ground_plane = SimObject("Ground", "plane.urdf", [0, 0, 0])
    sawyer_id = sawyer_robot.get_simulator_id()

    # Exclude the ground plane and the pedestal feet from disabled collisions.
    excluded_bodies = [ground_plane.get_simulator_id()]  # the ground plane
    pedestal_feet_idx = get_joint_info_by_name(sawyer_id, 'pedestal_feet').idx
    # The (sawyer_idx, pedestal_feet_idx) tuple the ecluded from disabled collisions.
    excluded_body_link_pairs = [(sawyer_id, pedestal_feet_idx)]

    ############
    # SAMPLING #
    ############
    valid_samples = []
    # Disabled collisions during planning with certain eclusions in place.
    with DisabledCollisionsContext(sim, excluded_bodies, excluded_body_link_pairs):
        #########################
        # STATE SPACE SELECTION #
        #########################
        # This inherently uses UniformSampler but a different sampling class could be injected.
        state_space = SawyerConfigurationSpace()

        ##############################
        # STATE VALIDITY FORMULATION #
        ##############################
        # Certain links in Sawyer seem to be permentently in self collision. This is how to remove them by name when getting all link pairs to check for self collision.
        excluded_pairs = [(get_joint_info_by_name(sawyer_id, "right_l1_2").idx, get_joint_info_by_name(sawyer_id, "right_l0").idx),
                          (get_joint_info_by_name(sawyer_id, "right_l1_2").idx, get_joint_info_by_name(sawyer_id, "head").idx)]
        link_pairs = get_link_pairs(sawyer_id, excluded_pairs=excluded_pairs)
        self_collision_fn = partial(
            self_collision_test, robot=sawyer_robot, link_pairs=link_pairs)

        # Create constraint checks
        # def constraint_test(q):
        #     upright_orientation = [
        #         0.0005812598018143569, 0.017721236427960724, -0.6896867930096543, 0.723890701324838]
        #     axis = 'z'
        #     threshold = 15
        #     world_pose, _ = sawyer_robot.solve_forward_kinematics(q)
        #     return orientation(upright_orientation, world_pose[1], threshold, axis)

        # In this case, we only have a self_col_fn.
        svc = StateValidityChecker(
            self_col_func=self_collision_fn, col_func=None, validity_funcs=None)
        # svc = StateValidityChecker(
        #     self_col_func=self_collision_fn, col_func=None, validity_funcs=[constraint_test])

        count = 0
        while count < num_samples:
            q_rand = np.array(state_space.sample())
            if svc.validate(q_rand):
                valid_samples.append(q_rand)
                count += 1
    return valid_samples
def main():
    ################################
    # Environment Checks and Flags #
    ################################
    if os.environ.get('ROS_DISTRO'):
        rospy.init_node("CAIRO_Sawyer_Simulator")
        use_ros = True
    else:
        use_ros = False

    ########################################################
    # Create the Simulator and pass it a Logger (optional) #
    ########################################################
    logger = Logger()
    sim = Simulator(logger=logger,
                    use_ros=use_ros,
                    use_gui=True,
                    use_real_time=True)  # Initialize the Simulator

    #####################################
    # Create a Robot, or two, or three. #
    #####################################
    sawyer_robot = Sawyer("sawyer0", [0, 0, 0.9], fixed_base=1)

    #############################################
    # Create sim environment objects and assets #
    #############################################
    ground_plane = SimObject("Ground", "plane.urdf", [0, 0, 0])
    sawyer_id = sawyer_robot.get_simulator_id()

    sawyer_robot.move_to_joint_pos([
        0.006427734375, -0.4784267578125, -2.6830537109375, -1.5901376953125,
        0.1734560546875, 1.1468447265625, 1.310236328125
    ])

    time.sleep(3)

    # Exclude the ground plane and the pedestal feet from disabled collisions.
    excluded_bodies = [ground_plane.get_simulator_id()]  # the ground plane
    pedestal_feet_idx = get_joint_info_by_name(sawyer_id, 'pedestal_feet').idx
    # The (sawyer_idx, pedestal_feet_idx) tuple the ecluded from disabled collisions.
    excluded_body_link_pairs = [(sawyer_id, pedestal_feet_idx)]

    ############
    # PLANNING #
    ############
    # Disabled collisions during planning with certain eclusions in place.
    with DisabledCollisionsContext(sim, excluded_bodies,
                                   excluded_body_link_pairs):
        #########################
        # STATE SPACE SELECTION #
        #########################
        # This inherently uses UniformSampler but a different sampling class could be injected.
        state_space = SawyerConfigurationSpace()

        ##############################
        # STATE VALIDITY FORMULATION #
        ##############################
        # Certain links in Sawyer seem to be permentently in self collision. This is how to remove them by name when getting all link pairs to check for self collision.
        excluded_pairs = [(get_joint_info_by_name(sawyer_id, "right_l1_2").idx,
                           get_joint_info_by_name(sawyer_id, "right_l0").idx),
                          (get_joint_info_by_name(sawyer_id, "right_l1_2").idx,
                           get_joint_info_by_name(sawyer_id, "head").idx)]
        link_pairs = get_link_pairs(sawyer_id, excluded_pairs=excluded_pairs)
        self_collision_fn = partial(self_collision_test,
                                    robot=sawyer_robot,
                                    link_pairs=link_pairs)

        # Create constraint checks
        def constraint_test(q):
            upright_orientation = [
                0.0005812598018143569, 0.017721236427960724,
                -0.6896867930096543, 0.723890701324838
            ]
            axis = 'z'
            threshold = 15
            world_pose, _ = sawyer_robot.solve_forward_kinematics(q)
            return orientation(upright_orientation, world_pose[1], threshold,
                               axis)

        # In this case, we only have a self_col_fn.
        svc = StateValidityChecker(self_col_func=self_collision_fn,
                                   col_func=None,
                                   validity_funcs=[constraint_test])

        #######
        # PRM #
        #######
        # Use parametric linear interpolation with 5 steps between points.
        interp = partial(parametric_lerp, steps=5)
        # See params for PRM specific parameters
        prm = PRM(state_space,
                  svc,
                  interp,
                  params={
                      'n_samples': 1000,
                      'k': 10,
                      'ball_radius': 3.0
                  })
        logger.info("Planning....")
        plan = prm.plan(
            np.array([
                0.006427734375, -0.4784267578125, -2.6830537109375,
                -1.5901376953125, 0.1734560546875, 1.1468447265625,
                1.310236328125
            ]),
            np.array([
                -0.9232412109375, 0.2353603515625, -2.51373828125,
                -0.6898984375, 0.33058203125, 1.0955361328125, 1.14510546875
            ]))
        logger.info("Plan found....")
        print(len(plan))
        print(plan)
        # get_path() reuses the interp function to get the path between vertices of a successful plan
        path = prm.get_path(plan)
    if len(path) == 0:
        logger.info("Planning failed....")
        sys.exit(1)

    ##########
    # SPLINE #
    ##########
    # splinging uses numpy so needs to be converted
    path = [np.array(p) for p in path]
    # Create a MinJerk spline trajectory using JointTrajectoryCurve and execute
    jtc = JointTrajectoryCurve()
    traj = jtc.generate_trajectory(path, move_time=5)
    print("Executing splined trajectory...")
    sawyer_robot.execute_trajectory(traj)
    try:
        while True:
            sim.step()
    except KeyboardInterrupt:
        p.disconnect()
        sys.exit(0)
        # STATE SPACE SELECTION #
        #########################
        # This inherently uses UniformSampler but a different sampling class could be injected.
        state_space = SawyerConfigurationSpace()

        ##############################
        # STATE VALIDITY FORMULATION #
        ##############################
        # Certain links in Sawyer seem to be permentently in self collision. This is how to remove them by name when getting all link pairs to check for self collision.
        excluded_pairs = [(get_joint_info_by_name(sawyer_id, "right_l1_2").idx, get_joint_info_by_name(sawyer_id, "right_l0").idx),
                          (get_joint_info_by_name(sawyer_id, "right_l1_2").idx, get_joint_info_by_name(sawyer_id, "head").idx)]
        link_pairs = get_link_pairs(sawyer_id, excluded_pairs=excluded_pairs)
        self_collision_fn = partial(
            self_collision_test, robot=sawyer_robot, link_pairs=link_pairs)
        # In this case, we only have a self_col_fn.
        svc = StateValidityChecker(
            self_col_func=self_collision_fn, col_func=None, validity_funcs=None)

        graph = ig.Graph()

        start = [0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0]
        end = [1.5262755737449423, -0.1698540226273928, 2.7788151824762055,
               2.4546623466066135, 0.7146948867821279, 2.7671787952787184, 2.606128412644311]

        graph.add_vertex("start")
        # Start is always at the 0 index.
        graph.vs[0]["value"] = start
        graph.add_vertex("goal")
        # Goal is always at the 1 index.
        graph.vs[1]["value"] = end

        for sample in samples: