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You basically would need a ros2_control-capable driver for your linear axis. Then, your ros2_control node would load basically load two hardware interfaces, one for the linear axis and one for the arm. With that, you can define a controller controlling all 7 joints. From a MoveIt's perspective I don't have the expertise to answer that completely, but I would assume that you generate a planning group from your linear axis fixed base to your end effector and then you should be able to plan motions for the whole thing at once. |
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Hi all,
I have a UR10e on an external linear axis. Working on a welding application using ROS2 humble and MoveIt2. I would like to know if it is possible to have MoveIt plan and execute coordinated motion for the robot on the linear axis? How would i do that? My understanding is that the scaled_joint_trajectory_controller is sending joint positions to the robot controller, so i would have to add the external axis to the controller?
Thanks for any help,
T
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