Discussion on Tendon Tensile Force and Extension Length #2604
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Hi!
I am a ([graduate ] student in China, I use MuJoCo for my research on cable driven parallel robot. I hope to use the tendon function in MuJoCo to define ropes and perform control and feedback operations.
A cable-driven parallel robot is a device that controls the movement of a moving platform by retracting and releasing cables. The retraction and release of the cables are controlled by pulleys. It requires a certain range of tension.
My setup
mujoco 3.3.1 python ubuntu20.04
My question
However, I've encountered some confusion. First, how can I measure the tensile force on the tendon rope at a certain moment? Since ropes can only withstand tension and not exert thrust, cable-driven parallel robots require appropriate forces for normal control. I hope to read the rope's tensile force at any given moment through an interface. Moreover, I'm a bit confused about the driving mode of tendons. If I use position control to adjust the length of the rope, can it be understood that the rope is wound around a pulley, and the pulley actively retracts and releases the rope?
Here's what I've tried: I've attempted to use
tendonlimitfrc
, but it seems to only display the rope force reading when the rope length exceeds the specified range. I've also tried placing force sensors at the site points at both ends of the rope, but the readings are still incorrect.Minimal model and/or code that explain my question
If you encountered the issue in a complex model, please simplify it as much as possible (while still reproducing the issue).
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