Fast Inverse Kinematics Solver for xArm7
This package provides a fast inverse kinematics (IK) solver for the xArm7 robotic arm, capable of running at approximately 150 Hz on a laptop with an i7-11800H CPU. It supports both standard 7-DOF xArm7 and configurations with a linear rail (8-DOF).
Features
- Fast inverse kinematics for xArm7 (7-DOF) and xArm7 with linear rail (8-DOF)
- Supports quaternion, Euler angle, and axis-angle rotation representations
- Lightweight and easy to integrate
Installation
Requirements:
Install via pip:
pip install xarm7-ik
Or clone this repo and:
pip install .
# or, for example dependencies (Mujoco):
pip install .[examples]
Usage
To use the IK solver in your own code:
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Import the solver and rotation representation:
from xarm7_ik.solver import InverseKinematicsSolver
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Create an instance of the solver:
- For a standard xArm7 (7-DOF):
ik_solver = InverseKinematicsSolver(use_linear_motor=False, rotation_repr="quaternion")
- For xArm7 with linear rail (8-DOF):
ik_solver = InverseKinematicsSolver(use_linear_motor=True, rotation_repr="quaternion")
- For a standard xArm7 (7-DOF):
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Call the inverse kinematics method:
result = ik_solver.inverse_kinematics( initial_configuration, # np.ndarray of joint angles (7 or 8 elements) target_gripper_pos, # np.ndarray, shape (3,) target_gripper_rot, # np.ndarray, shape depends on the rotation representation # Quaternions are in the W-X-Y-Z order # Euler angles are X-Y-Z # Axis-angle representations are (axis, angle) ) # result: np.ndarray of joint angles
For more complete usage and simulation integration, see the scripts in the examples/ folder.
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Citation
This project was originally developed for our paper that uses xArm7. If you find this project useful, please consider citing our paper:
@article{sun2025dynamic,
title={Dynamic Rank Adjustment in Diffusion Policies for Efficient and Flexible Training},
author={Sun, Xiatao and Yang, Shuo and Chen, Yinxing and Fan, Francis and Liang, Yiyan and Rakita, Daniel},
journal={arXiv preprint arXiv:2502.03822},
year={2025}
}
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