[Question] Robotiq-85 grasping induces consistent end-effector rotation #3385
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Thank you for posting this. It is a great post for our Discussions section. I'll move this post there for follow up. Here is a summary to consider. This effect is caused by imbalance in contact forces and actuation asymmetries when the Robotiq-85 gripper closes on an object, which, combined with high finger PD gains, introduces torques that the whole 6-DOF arm must compensate for—resulting in deterministic rotation around the fixed world axis.12 Underlying Mechanism
Amplification By Gains
Why the Effect Persists
Arm and Version Independence
Mitigation/Tuning Notes
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@Gary-Yifan-Zhang Thanks Gary! I have also faced this question and been troubled for a long time. That's a very nice question with as many as details. Great one! Also thanks @RandomOakForest for the detailed analysis! |
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When using the Robotiq-85 gripper (
ImplicitActuatorCfg
onfinger_joint*
) to grasp a box, the entire 6-DOF arm starts to rotate around a fixed world axis as soon as the fingers close.Here is a video of this problem,.
Screencast.from.2025.09.04.18.31.26.webm
Below is the configuration of my robotic arm.
I tried to add contact sensors on both fingers, here are the results for stiffness 1.0, damping 0.1:
Here are the results for stiffness 2000, damping 100:
Thank you very much for your time and assistance. I truly appreciate your support and look forward to your valuable feedback.
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