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Should be able to send feed-forward moments in quadrotor_msgs:SO3Command #50

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justinthomas opened this issue Mar 24, 2016 · 10 comments

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@justinthomas
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@kartikmohta
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See d335e01, we can cherry-pick the commit to master if this is really useful for multiple people.

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Sweet! This is great, but perhaps we could include snap in the PositionCommand and update so3_control accordingly before fully merging?

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So demanding! 😐

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Sorry :-/ Feel free to merge :-P

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Now you've put the snap idea in my head, cannot merge without it 😛

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jsvacha commented Feb 25, 2017

What would snap be used to compute? Desired angular accelerations? Is our onboard attitude controller even capable of taking those?

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@kartikmohta hehe, gotcha!

@jsvacha, yes, angular accelerations. They are required to compute feedforward moments. In the current state, the SO(3) controller doesn't include them but it is a fairly straightforward extension. I'm happy to send some derivations along if that would help.

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sytang commented Feb 25, 2017

https://xkcd.com/356/

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jsvacha commented Feb 25, 2017

This makes sense. I'd just check the scaling factor on the moments. I made the scaling factor so that the moments would be what I expected to see caused by drag during forward flight, and I'm fairly confident that you want a larger range than that, especially if you want to do flips and such.

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Ahh, yes. Good point. Since the scaling factor is particular to the hummingbirds, we can determine the full range on the moments, so that should help.

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