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public interface IForceSensitiveRobot
Interface for functionality only offered by robots measuring Cartesian forces
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ForceSensorData |
getExternalForceTorque(AbstractFrame measureFrame)
Gets the external force measured by the robot at the position and in the orientation of the specified measure frame. |
ForceSensorData |
getExternalForceTorque(AbstractFrame measureFrame,
AbstractFrame orientationFrame)
Gets the external force measured by the robot at the position and in the orientation of the specified frames. |
SensorForExternalForce |
getSensorForExternalForce()
Gets the force sensor of this LBR which measures the external force at the robot defaultMotionFrame. |
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SensorForExternalForce getSensorForExternalForce()
Note that you may have to execute a motion command with the correct load data before capturing measurements using the robot's force sensor.
ForceSensorData getExternalForceTorque(AbstractFrame measureFrame)
Please note:
ForceSensorData.isForceValid(double) and ForceSensorData.isTorqueValid(double))
measureFrame - The frame where the measurement will take place. This frame must be statically attached to a device
that can measure forces (such as an LBR). If an orientationFrame is given, the orientation of
the frame is not important.
ForceSensorData getExternalForceTorque(AbstractFrame measureFrame,
AbstractFrame orientationFrame)
Please note:
ForceSensorData.isForceValid(double) and ForceSensorData.isTorqueValid(double))
measureFrame - The frame where the measurement will take place. This frame must be statically attached to a device
that can measure forces (such as an LBR).orientationFrame - Optional frame (may be null) that overrides the orientation of the measureFrame. The translation of
the orientationFrame has no influence on the measurement. Use this frame if you want to specify the
orientation of the measured force and torque relative to the world coordinate system, for example if
you want the coordinate axes orientation for the measurement to have the same orientation like the
coordinate system of a work piece.
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