airo-planner
Python package for single and dual robot arm motion planning.
Key motivation:
- 🔗 Provide unified interfaces for different motion planners and collision checkers, such as OMPL's powerful (but robot-agnostic) sampling-based planners and Drake's collision checking for robots.
- 🦾 Standardize and add other features taylored to robotic arm motion planning such as joint limits and planning to TCP poses.
Overview 🧾
Features: this packages provides two main things:
- 🤝 Interfaces: specify interfaces for robot arm motion planning
SingleArmPlannerDualArmPlanner
- 🔌 Implementations: reliable and well-tested implementations of these interfaces.
- OMPL for single and dual arm planning to joint configurations or TCP poses
Design goals:
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⚓ Robustness and stability: provide an off-the-shelf motion planner that supports research by reliably covering most (not all) use cases at our labs, prioritizing dependability over niche, cutting-edge features.
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🧩 Modularity and flexibility in the core components:
- 🧭 Motion planning algorithms
- 💥 Collision checker
- 🔙 Inverse kinematics
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🐛 Debuggability and transparency: many things can go wrong in motion planning, so we log generously and store debugging information (IK solutions, alternative paths) to troubleshoot issues.
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🧪 Enable experimentation: Facilitate the benchmarking and exploration of experimental planning algorithms.
Planned features:
- Drake optimization-based planning
- Nvidia cuRobo-based planning
Getting started 🚀
See the getting started notebooks, where we set up:
- 🎲 OMPL for sampling-based motion planning
- 🐉 Drake for collision checking
- 🧮 ur-analytic-ik for inverse kinematics of a UR5e
Installation 🔧
airo-planner is available on PyPI and installable with pip:
pip install airo-planner
We add underlying motion planning libraries as optional dependencies. For example, to install OMPL alongside airo-planner:
pip install airo-planner[ompl]
Developer guide 🛠️
See the airo-mono developer guide.
A very similar process and tools are used for this package.
Releasing 🏷️
See airo-models, releasing airo-planner works the same way.
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