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ARCOR2_DOBOT_URL=http://0.0.0.0:5018
- by default, the service listens on port 5018.ARCOR2_DOBOT_MODEL=magician
- can be set to magician
or m1
.ARCOR2_DOBOT_BIAS_X
(as well as _Y
and _Z
) - sets EEF parameters (offset), default value is 0.ARCOR2_DOBOT_MOCK=1
- the service will start in a mock (simulator) mode.
magician
. The m1
does not have IK/FK implemented yet.
ARCOR2_DOBOT_DEBUG=1
- turns on debug logging.The format is based on Keep a Changelog,
ARCOR2_DOBOT_BIAS_X
, ARCOR2_DOBOT_BIAS_Y
, ARCOR2_DOBOT_BIAS_Z
env. variables to set EEF parameters - offset, which is different for different tools./healthz/ready
.DobotGeneral
had wrong ancestor.moveType
default value.safe
for PUT /eef/pose
.-d
or setting ARCOR2_DOBOT_DEBUG
.cleanup
was throwing AttributeError
.stop
.ARCOR2_DOBOT_MOCK
to start the service in a mock mode.Robot
(new argument include_gripper
).DobotApi
exceptions to produce nice error messages.pydobot
library (own modified fork).FAQs
ARCOR2 Dobot service
We found that arcor2-dobot 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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