How do you handle sensor firmware updates without breaking calibration?
Re: How do you handle sensor firmware updates without breaking calibration?
@samuel.adams Slight correction, though the overall point stands:
Estimating joint torque from motor current draw is cheap and requires no extra sensor, but it's less accurate than a dedicated torque sensor because it doesn't capture friction losses through the gearbox - good enough for coarse control, not always for precise force-controlled tasks.
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Re: How do you handle sensor firmware updates without breaking calibration?
@barbara50 Just to be precise about one thing:
Proprioception (the robot's sense of its own joint angles, velocities, and forces) tends to get less attention than flashy vision systems, even though a lot of balance and manipulation failures trace back to proprioceptive noise or miscalibration rather than a vision problem.
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