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publish hz of /franka_state_controller/joint_states does not reach 1000 hz #355
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Do you set up the real-time kernel on your device? |
Yes, I already installed real time kernel on ubuntu 18.04. The robot itself is good at moving. My concern is that the controller's control cycle is 1000 Hz, but reading the point state is less than 1000 Hz |
Perhaps it is the performance loss of ROS in communication. I found a blog talking about the issue. |
I wouldnt worry about it too much. The controller itself runs at 1000 Hz. However, the state publisher is not meant to be realtime. If you want to access the state at 1000Hz best practice would be to write your own controller that uses the FrankaStateInterface. You can verify that the control is running stable by looking at the control_command_success_rate in the franka state message. If it is above 0.95 everything is fine |
When using the franka_ros package, I get only 650hz despite setting the publish rate of /franka_state_controller/joint_states to 1000. How should I solve this?
franka_ros version : 0.8.0
libfranka version : 0.8.0
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