Hi,
I'm trying to use tracking_pid in a sinuous path with waypoints each 0.5m, using a slow robot. I've noticed that the interpolator starts and stops in each waypoint, as if each path segment were independent. This results in a very "bumpy" tracking (video). Even if I set a extremely high acceleration, it keeps stopping in the waypoints if the angle between segments is higher than a few degrees, as it can be seen in the few first segments of this other video.
Is there a way to make the interpolator to not decelerate in each waypoint?
Hi,
I'm trying to use tracking_pid in a sinuous path with waypoints each 0.5m, using a slow robot. I've noticed that the interpolator starts and stops in each waypoint, as if each path segment were independent. This results in a very "bumpy" tracking (video). Even if I set a extremely high acceleration, it keeps stopping in the waypoints if the angle between segments is higher than a few degrees, as it can be seen in the few first segments of this other video.
Is there a way to make the interpolator to not decelerate in each waypoint?