pyrobot | PyRobot : An Open Source Robotics Research Platform | Robotics library
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kandi X-RAY | pyrobot Summary
PyRobot is a light weight, high-level interface which provides hardware independent APIs for robotic manipulation and navigation. This repository also contains the low-level stack for LoCoBot, a low cost mobile manipulator hardware platform.
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- Setup Camera Algorithm
- Given a list of possible transforms to optimize the optimization
- Optimized optimizer
- Compute the hamilton product of two quaternions
- Execute a single step
- Get map from images
- Create a custom residual block
- Convolution layer
- Setup camera solver
- Calculate the location of the ar tag
- Defines a running combine
- Solve the objective function
- Execute a step on the robot
- Move an eefine in the waypoints
- Setup tf inputs
- Follow cartesian path
- Make a plan from a position and orientation
- Set Euler position
- Move to grasp_pose
- Convert pixel depth image to 3d pts
- Go to relative position
- Move the scene to a pose
- Move an eigenvector by a given displacement
- Collect the camera data
- Execute the given goal
- Train the model
- The main loop
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Answered 2017-Jan-09 at 08:23I have noticed this problem as well.
When you have a look inside your site-packages/pyrobot
you will notice the forms
folder is missing, however, when you have a look at the original github repo you can see this folder.
You can try manually copying the forms
folder into site-packages/pyrobot
. Please be aware when you manually copy the folder, pip uninstall pyrobot
will not delete what you copied. So you have to manually delete as well.
Im not sure. Should not it be from pyrobot import RoboBrowser
instead of from pyrobot import Robot
?
Answer updated:
lol, It is confusing because
https://github.com/jmcarp/pyrobot
and https://github.com/chriskiehl/pyrobot
have same name but are different library.
pip install pyrobot
installs https://github.com/jmcarp/pyrobot
but if Im not mistaken what you want is this https://github.com/chriskiehl/pyrobot
.
If so, you can just directly copy one file pyrobot.py
from https://github.com/chriskiehl/pyrobot
into your project source directory and use it.
Unfortunately I can not test it because it is a windows only library.
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