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robotiq_s_model_articulated_msgs vs robotiq_s_model_control.msgs #108
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@Shentheman, thanks for asking. Documentation is certainly lacking. Unfortunately, I'm not familiar with using Robotiq with Gazebo, so I can't answer your question. Hopefully another user will be able to answer this. |
The messages have the same content and thus the same md5 hash. You should be able to use them interchangeably.
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@wxmerkt, thanks for helping answer. I totally agree with the improvements that you suggest. The lack of progress is due to a lack of time on my part. I'm happy to accept PRs submitted by the community. |
On another note, I just noticed that the folks at Clearpath noticed that a field in the SModelOutput was missing and added it (incompatible with this repository/upstream): https://github.com/DualUR5Husky/robotiq/commit/73e5219cfab7d9d19f3c1a6b76548c1288ff9b76 |
I just encountered the same issue and mixed up the
since the I think it would make sense to go for a single set of messages for the very same purpose. I don't see the point in having twice the same messages. I am in favour of using the Would you accept a PR that replaces the |
What are the differences between robotiq_s_model_articulated_msgs vs robotiq_s_model_control.msgs?
Is the articulated one a different gripper hardware from the regular one?
I am trying to simulate the gripper in Gazebo by sending robotiq_s_model_articulated_msgs to /SMRobotOutput. However, when dealing with the real robot, I have to send robotiq_s_model_control.msgs to /SMRobotOutput. Is there a gazebo simulator for the non-articulated gripper?
Sorry to ask this stupid question here. I could not find any relavant information elsewhere
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