Great work Francisco, thanks for the contributions! However, how does your kdl_wrapper package differ from the established URDF kdl_parser package and MoveIt's kdl_kinematics_plugin and kdl-based dynamics solver? Perhaps these packages could be merged/centralized to prevent duplication of functionality? Dave On Friday, December 13, 2013, Francisco Viņa wrote: > Hi, > > The Royal Institute of Technology (KTH, Sweden) is proud to announce the > release of kth-ros-pkg . Some of our > packages include: > > > - *biotac_driver :* catkinization > of UPenn's Haptics group's low level drivers for the Biotac sensor > . > > > - *force_torque_tools :*force-torque sensor calibration and gravity compensation. > > > - *kdl_acc_solver :* KDL solver > for calculating cartesian accelerations from joint positions, velocities > and accelerations. > > > - *kdl_wrapper :* C++ wrapper for > easily getting KDL kinematic chains and using KDL kinematic solvers with > robots defined in ROS through URDF in the parameter server. > > Future packages will include : > > - door_opening_control : > adaptive controllers for simultaneous control and estimation of kinematic > parameters of sliding and revolute doors. > > > As well as adaptive > control/kinematics estimation for tool calibration, joint human-robot > manipulation of objects, etc. > > Our github repo: > https://github.com/kth-ros-pkg > > > Best, > > Francisco > > -- > Francisco E. Viņa B. > PhD Student at CVAP/CAS, KTH > Teknikringen 14, office 609 > 114 28 Stockholm, Sweden. > WWW: http://www.csc.kth.se/~fevb > Tel: +46-8-790-7224 > -- :: dave | 251.463.2345 c