Pick and place issues in Moveit
I learned the Pick and place tutorial in Moveit and ported it to our own virtual robot model. The tools I used in the experiment were: ROS1+Moveit+Rviz
After successful compilation, I executed the following error:
[ INFO] [1548253354.119771673]: Starting scene monitor
[ INFO] [1548253354.126333980]: Listening to '/movegroup/monitoredplanning_scene'
[ INFO] [1548253354.308600191]: Constructing new MoveGroup connection for group 'arms' in namespace ''
[ INFO] [1548253355.380213643]: Ready to take commands for planning group arms.
[ INFO] [1548253355.380328593]: Looking around: no
[ INFO] [1548253355.380412013]: Replanning: no
[ INFO] [1548253404.030752180]: Planning attempt 1 of at most 1
[ INFO] [1548253404.052835223]: Added plan for pipeline 'pick'. Queue is now of size 1
[ INFO] [1548253404.083633985]: Planner configuration 'left_arm' will use planner 'geometric::RRTConnect'. Additional configuration parameters will be set when the planner is constructed.
[ INFO] [1548253404.084359261]: RRTConnect: Starting planning with 1 states already in datastructure
[ INFO] [1548253404.119420976]: RRTConnect: Created 5 states (3 start + 2 goal)
[ INFO] [1548253404.119488082]: Solution found in 0.035330 seconds
[ INFO] [1548253404.143018361]: SimpleSetup: Path simplification took 0.023338 seconds and changed from 3 to 3 states
[ INFO] [1548253404.150424644]: Found successful manipulation plan!
[ INFO] [1548253404.150635010]: Pickup planning completed after 0.119607 seconds
****[ERROR] [1548253404.233262963]: Joint trajectory action failing on invalid joints
[ WARN] [1548253404.234076162]: Controller failed with error code INVALID_JOINTS
[ WARN] [1548253404.235131474]: Controller handle reports status FAILED
[ INFO] [1548253404.235281374]: Completed trajectory execution with status FAILED ...
[ INFO] [1548253405.430214381]: Planning attempt 1 of at most 1
[ERROR] [1548253405.430419637]: Attached body 'object' not found****
If anyone can give me a good suggestion, I will be very grateful!
Thank you.
Asked by Henryliu on 2019-01-23 09:39:10 UTC
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