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== Category: Cartesian Motion Controllers == | == Category: Cartesian Motion Controllers == | ||
| − | These modules' behaviour corresponds to [[Modules_-_Command_Format#Cartesian_Motion_Controllers_.28CMC.29|Module | + | These modules' behaviour corresponds to [[Modules_-_Command_Format#Cartesian_Motion_Controllers_.28CMC.29|Module Guidelines v0.3 commands for CMCs]]. |
=== cmc_recursive ([[cmc_recursive Ubuntu Install|'''Ubuntu''']] / [[cmc_recursive Windows Install|'''Windows''']]) === | === cmc_recursive ([[cmc_recursive Ubuntu Install|'''Ubuntu''']] / [[cmc_recursive Windows Install|'''Windows''']]) === | ||
Based on recursive methods, such as Newton-Raphson. Should work fine between any interface and a JMC. | Based on recursive methods, such as Newton-Raphson. Should work fine between any interface and a JMC. | ||
Revision as of 16:49, 12 July 2010
ASIBOT Implemented Modules
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Category: Joint Motion Controllers
These modules' behaviour corresponds to Module Guidelines v0.3 commands for JMCs.
jmc_rave (Ubuntu / Windows)
A module that instantiates a OpenRAVE kitchen with ASIBOT environment. No force control has been implemented.
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jmc_can (RT-Linux)
Category: Cartesian Motion Controllers
These modules' behaviour corresponds to Module Guidelines v0.3 commands for CMCs.
cmc_recursive (Ubuntu / Windows)
Based on recursive methods, such as Newton-Raphson. Should work fine between any interface and a JMC.
Category: Sensor
These modules' behaviour corresponds to Module Standard v0.3 commands for SNSs.
sns_xsens
A wrapper module for Xsense IMU.
http://robots.uc3m.es/svn/ASIBOTcoderepo/trunk/sns_xsens
Category: HMI
hmi_wiimote
A wrapper module for wiimote driver. Basic interface is as a sensor.
http://robots.uc3m.es/svn/ASIBOTcoderepo/trunk/hmi_wiimote
Category: Vision
vis_rsanchez [?]
Currently under development, integrates OpenCV and GTK. Check out the recent video.