A simulator of ADAM (Autonomous Domestic Ambidextrous Manipulator), a mobile robot manipulator consisting of a base with two Degrees of Freedom (DoF) and two Universal Robots UR3 of 6 DoF each.
ADAM (Autonomous Domestic Ambidextrous Manipulator) is a mobile robot manipulator consisting of a base with two Degrees of Freedom (DoF) and two Universal Robots UR3 of 6 DoF each.
The simulation was built using MuJoCo, a free and open source physics engine designed from the ground up for the purpose of model-based optimization, and in particular optimization through contacts.
Follow the next steps for installing the simulation on your device.
Requierements:
Note: The Adam Simulator works on Linux, Windows and Mac.
It is highly recommended to install all the dependencies on a new virtual environment. For more information check the conda documentation for installation and environment management. For creating the environment use the following commands on the terminal.
conda create -n adam python==3.10.9
conda activate adam
The ADAM simulator is available as a pip package. For installing it just use:
pip install adam-sim
Firstly, clone the repository in your system.
git clone https://github.com/vistormu/adam_simulator.git
Then, enter the directory and install the required dependencies
cd adam_simulator
pip install -r requirements.txt
The communication uses mosquitto as a broker. For installing it on your system, follow the instructions on the mosquitto website.
It is also necessary to install docker. For more information check the docker documentation.
The official documentation of the package is available on Read the Docs. Here you will find the installation instructions, the API reference and some minimal working examples.
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A simulator of ADAM (Autonomous Domestic Ambidextrous Manipulator), a mobile robot manipulator consisting of a base with two Degrees of Freedom (DoF) and two Universal Robots UR3 of 6 DoF each.
We found that adam-sim demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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