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Thank you for posting this. That is a design question. I'll move this post to our Discussions for the team to follow up. |
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@RandomOakForest Thank you for your response — it was very helpful in understanding the differences.
I have a follow-up question that's closely related to the original topic.
In unitree.py, the "UNITREE_GO2_CFG" defines a single effort_limit value, whereas in the official references, effort_limit is defined per joint with varying values.
You mentioned that IsaacLab is designed for realistic sim-to-real deployment, robustness, and flexibility. Given that, I'm wondering why the effort_limit values in IsaacLab don’t seem to closely match the more detailed reference specifications.
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