ForceTorqueUtility.cpp

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#include "ForceTorqueUtility.h"
 
#include <RobotAPI/libraries/core/FramedPose.h>
#include <ArmarXCore/observers/variant/DatafieldRef.h>
 
namespace armarx::control::common::ft
{
    ForceTorqueUtility::ForceTorqueUtility(const ForceTorqueUnitObserverInterfacePrx& forceTorqueObserver, const std::string& FTDatefieldName)
    {
        forceDf = DatafieldRefPtr::dynamicCast(forceTorqueObserver->getForceDatafield(FTDatefieldName));
        torqueDf = DatafieldRefPtr::dynamicCast(forceTorqueObserver->getTorqueDatafield(FTDatefieldName));
        calibrate();
    }
 
    Eigen::Vector3f ForceTorqueUtility::getForce()
    {
        return forceDf->getDataField()->get<FramedDirection>()->toEigen() - initialForce;
    }
 
    FramedDirection ForceTorqueUtility::getFramedForce()
    {
        const auto force = forceDf->getDataField()->get<FramedDirection>();
 
        return FramedDirection(force->toEigen() - initialForce, force->getFrame(), force->agent);
    }
 
    Eigen::Vector3f ForceTorqueUtility::getTorque()
    {
        return torqueDf->getDataField()->get<FramedDirection>()->toEigen() - initialTorque;
    }
 
    Eigen::Vector6f ForceTorqueUtility::getForceTorque()
    {
        auto force = getForce();
        auto torque = getTorque();
        Eigen::Vector6f forceTorque;
        forceTorque << force, torque;
        return forceTorque;
    }
 
    void ForceTorqueUtility::calibrate()
    {
        initialForce = forceDf->getDataField()->get<FramedDirection>()->toEigen();
        initialTorque = torqueDf->getDataField()->get<FramedDirection>()->toEigen();
    }
}