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This pull request adds new features and refactors the Universal Robots controller integration to provide access to joint torques and TCP forces, while also simplifying dependency management for the RTDE protocol. The most notable changes are the addition of methods to retrieve joint torques and TCP forces, updates to the RTDE protocol to support these features, and the removal of dynamic installation logic for the RTDE Python Client Library.
New feature additions:
get_joint_torquesandget_tcp_forcesmethods to theUniversalRobotsclass, allowing users to retrieve current joint torques and TCP forces from the robot.rtde.py) withjoint_torquesandtcp_forcemethods to provide these new data points, including version checking for joint torques support.Protocol and configuration updates:
config.xmlto includeactual_current_as_torqueandactual_TCP_forcefields in the RTDE output recipe, enabling the retrieval of joint torques and TCP forces.rtde.pyto use direct imports and store the controller version for feature support checks.Dependency management simplification:
_check_rtdemethod and related dynamic installation logic fromuniversal_robots.py, assuming the RTDE client library is pre-installed and simplifying the class initialization. [1] [2]