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I had the same problem and after a lot of trouble found that it is because <robotparam> is not set in the plugin. I had a different name than default(robot_description) for the parameter. Adding <robotparam>...name... </robotparam> to the plugin in URDF file fixed it

I had the same problem and after a lot of trouble found that it is because <robotparam> robotParam is not set in the plugin. I had a different name than default(robot_description) for the parameter. Adding

<robotparam>...name... </robotparam> </robotparam>
to the plugin in URDF file fixed it

I had the same problem and after a lot of trouble found that it is because robotParam is not set in the plugin. I had a different name than default(robot_description) for the parameter. Adding

<robotparam>...name...  <robotparam>param_name</robotparam>
to the plugin in URDF file fixed it

I had the same problem and after a lot of trouble found that it is because robotParam is not set in the plugin. I had a different name than default(robot_description) for the parameter. Adding

 <robotparam>param_name</robotparam>
to the plugin in URDF file fixed itit where *param_name_ is name of parameter into which the robot model is loaded