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Safe bimanual control on ALOHA, powered by mink. Here I'm specifying collision avoidance between 1) left and right arm, 2) each arm and the 80/20 extrusions and 3) each arm and the table. (yes laptop hiccuped a bit due to the sheer amount of collision computation, but I can...

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Kevin Zakka

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Kevin Zakkavor 2 Jahren

With collision avoidance turned off 😁

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Ge Yangvor 2 Jahren

This is awesome!! when can I see a live demo? :P

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Bryson Jonesvor 2 Jahren

This is very cool 🙂

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Shanning Zhuangvor 2 Jahren

Moveit has a collision matrix to remove the collision can never happen.

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Tarik Kelestemurvor 2 Jahren

Hey Kevin, any plans to port this stuff into mjx for large scale data collection?

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Kevin Zakkavor 2 Jahren

No plans just yet, we should chat!

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Ahilan Palarajahvor 2 Jahren

Awesome work Kevin! Does it work with parallel manipulators by any chance?

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