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TLDR: Motor velocity (dtheta) should be documented in [1] as \frac{rad}{s}.
Hey,
while investigating the difference between motor position (theta) and joint position (q) I found that motor velocity (dtheta) unit was documented as rad but it supposed to be \frac{rad}{s} as it is the derivative.
How ever what's the difference to joint position/velocity? How do they correspond? What do I need them for?
Hi, I'd also be interested in understanding the connection between motor/joint positions and velocities - did you get any update on this elsewhere by chance?
TLDR: Motor velocity (dtheta) should be documented in [1] as \frac{rad}{s}.
Hey,
while investigating the difference between motor position (theta) and joint position (q) I found that motor velocity (dtheta) unit was documented as rad but it supposed to be \frac{rad}{s} as it is the derivative.
How ever what's the difference to joint position/velocity? How do they correspond? What do I need them for?
[1]
libfranka/include/franka/robot_state.h
Line 335 in f1f46fb
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