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REP: 120 | ||
Title: Coordinate Frames for Humanoids Robots | ||
Title: Coordinate Frames for Humanoid Robots | ||
Author: Thomas Moulard <[email protected]> | ||
Status: Active | ||
Type: Informational | ||
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This REP specifies naming conventions and semantic meaning for | ||
coordinate frames of humanoids robots used within ROS. | ||
coordinate frames of humanoid robots used within ROS. | ||
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Motivation | ||
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Developers of packages aimed at humanoids robots need a shared | ||
Developers of packages aimed at humanoid robots need a shared | ||
convention for coordinate frames in order to better integrate and | ||
re-use software components. | ||
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to the ``odom`` frame, the roll and pitch angles should be zero and the | ||
yaw angle should correspond to the ``base_link`` yaw angle. | ||
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Rationale: `base_footprint`` provides a fairly stable 2D planar representation | ||
Rationale: ``base_footprint`` provides a fairly stable 2D planar representation | ||
of the humanoid even while walking and swaying with the ``base_link``. | ||
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