Rigid-body inertia of the mobile platform, from the robot model.
Wraps a reduced simox-control RBDL model built on the three virtual platform joints (X_Platform, Y_Platform, Yaw_Platform — the PlatformPlanning node set). Everything above the platform is lumped rigidly onto the yaw body at the robot's configuration, so the result is a 3x3 mass matrix in [x, y, yaw].
The reduced model is deliberate: ARMAR-7 uses four-bar joints (Knee, Ankle) and hemisphere joints (wrists) that RBDL cannot represent as ordinary joints. None of them is in PlatformPlanning, so they are only ever lumped as rigid bodies and never need a Jacobian.
- Note
- The robot must be put into its configuration before the RBDL model is built — simox-control freezes the joint transforms at construction time. The constructor does this in the right order.
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Coriolis, centrifugal and gravity terms at the platform DoFs.
This is InverseDynamics(q, qdot, 0), i.e. the generalized force needed to hold the current velocity. It is non-zero because the centre of mass is offset ~150 mm from the yaw axis. Gravity contributes nothing to purely horizontal DoFs.