Friction grasp on a composite cable with a parallel-jaw gripper — anyone got a working example? #3296
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Trying to pinch and lift a
<composite type="cable">segment with two parallel-jaw grippers (Robotiq 2F-85 from Menagerie, attached via MjSpec). I want a real friction grasp, not a<weld>/<equality><connect>shortcut, because downstream I need the pad contacts to produce a real normal-force field for tactile observation.Spent a while looking for a public example before posting and couldn't find one that actually does this. The closest matches all sidestep the friction grasp:
model/plugin/elasticity/cable.xml) welds one endpoint to a payload.ian-chuang/homestri-ur5e-rladvertises "UR5e + 2F-85 + flexible objects", but the cable hascondim="1"and both ends are welded to walls. The gripper pushes a taut wire; it doesn't grasp it.friction="2 0.05 0.0001" condim=4and gave up.Three things I'd love help with:
condim,friction,solref/solimp,cone,impratio,noslip_iterationsactually hold a cable under gravity? Most existing advice is rigid-body specific.For context — what I got working after some trial and error: gravity-gated "establish grasp" phase plus B2 contact compliance, friction grasp holds at ~1.1 N per gripper on a 62-joint cable, no weld. Happy to share the XML, and to put up a small docs PR against
cable.xmlshowing a worked friction-grasp example if maintainers think it'd help.Thanks!
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