(Note to other readers: I've been mailing back and fro with @rem870, who tries to get my katana_driver
stack running.)
Hi @rem870, I suggest sticking with Fuerte right now, since MoveIt on Groovy doesn't yet have all the functionalities required to run the katana_driver
stack (pick + place, object manipulator).
First, you should make sure you can get the "Kurtana" robot running in Gazebo, as described on the katana_driver wiki page.
If you want to use the IK services, you have to build arm_navigation
from source, because in the current debians, the service servers are broken (only the C++ pluginlib interface works). It's patched, but only in Groovy. Your best bet is to use the branch uos_fuerte
from my own arm_navigation
fork:
https://github.com/uos/arm_navigation/
There are get_ik
and get_fk
examples in the package katana_manipulation_tutorials
.
Once you have all of that running for the simulated Kurtana, you can use the Planning Description Configuration Wizard to generate a myrobot_arm_navigation
package similar to the kurtana_arm_navigation
package. Then go through the git history of kurtana_arm_navigation
to see what other changes I had to make.
Good luck!