Spawning Husky robot with ur5
I am trying to get a simulation of the husky robot with a ur5 manipulator mounted on it. To that end, I cloned the Husky package from https://github.com/husky/husky.git and then tried the following command:
roslaunch husky_gazebo husky_playpen.launch ur5_enabled:=true
However, I get the husky but no ur5.
I followed this (http://wiki.ros.org/husky_ur5_moveit_config/Tutorials/Husky%20UR5%20Mobile%20Manipulation%20Demo) tutorial. Initially I did execute the apt-get install commands at the beginning of step 2, for kinetic instead of indigo, but no ur5 on the husky. I uninstalled the packages and cloned the husky repo as I mentioned earlier but still no ur5.
I have been at this all day and embarrassingly gotten nowhere. I would appreciate some help.
Asked by sisko on 2019-03-14 19:26:26 UTC
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Hey,
As you could have noted in the tutorial, this setup is for indigo,
So, in this link you can find the husky_ur5_moveit config which is basically the indigo-devel branch. I guess this should resolve your problem.
Asked by pmuthu2s on 2019-03-15 15:02:39 UTC
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Yes, when I tried installing via apt-get install, I did replace indigo with kinetic. I don't think I can use your solution because I don't think there is backward compatibility between kinetic and indego
Asked by sisko on 2019-03-15 18:57:27 UTC
I was facing this problem too as I'm using kinetic. You can use this package and follow this tutorial to set up UR5 on Husky: husky_manipulation
You will need the package ur_description too, so, you can install with sudo apt install ros-kinetic-ur-description
, or clone the main package: universal_robot
Asked by xxros on 2019-08-02 08:45:14 UTC
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Are you sure, you did this step?
Asked by pmuthu2s on 2019-03-15 08:43:21 UTC
Searches for both those packages end up at https://github.com/husky/husky. So I have the husky package installed which contains the husky_simulator package although I have not found the moveit package within husky - I haven't found an independent download source for it.
Asked by sisko on 2019-03-15 14:48:33 UTC