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Hi, I've achieved the grasping rectangle on my Jupiter notebook. But I want to use a real robotic arm to grasp item, I knew that inverse kinematics can convert the coordinates of the arm into the rotation angle of different parts of the arm. But I realize that the coordinates systems are different, in your project, it's based on the image, while in practice it's based on the robotic arm. How can I convert the system to make it work? Thanks a lot.
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I assume that your robot arm has a vision system (a camera) either eye in hand or eye to hand. You should do calibration first, then you can transform a 2D point in the image coordinates to the robot arm coordinates, and the angle is for the gripper.
Hi, I've achieved the grasping rectangle on my Jupiter notebook. But I want to use a real robotic arm to grasp item, I knew that inverse kinematics can convert the coordinates of the arm into the rotation angle of different parts of the arm. But I realize that the coordinates systems are different, in your project, it's based on the image, while in practice it's based on the robotic arm. How can I convert the system to make it work? Thanks a lot.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: