This work is not finished, I will work on it when I have some free time :)
You can view the CAD on OnShape here
- redo design attach thigh (too much play here)
- remove holes at bottom of legs
- more tolerance body assembly
- check parallelism
I used OnShape-to-robot and PyBullet to simulate the robot.
Follow the instructions to import the robot from OnShape. Then, you can use the bullet.py
(in Ca_bot repo) to perform the simulation. It uses Onshape-to-robot's simulation.py, so you will have to link the imports. For instance, in code/
, you can add three symbolic links :
$ ln -sf <path_to_onshape-to-robot_bullet_dir> bullet
$ ln -sf <path_to_onshape-to-robot_robots_dir> robots
$ ln -sf <path_to_onshape-to-robot_simulation.py> simulation.py
You can look at the file maths/inverse_kinematics.pdf
for an explaination.
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