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wait
If wait = True, wait for the current commands to be sent before
sending the next commands;
If wait = False, send the next commands directly;
2.3. xArm5 Motion Characteristics
Cartesian space
The movement of xArm5 is relatively special. Due to the structural
limitation, the actual flexible degrees of freedom of linear and
circular motions in Cartesian space is 4, which is [x, y, z, yaw],
similar to a SCARA manipulator with four degrees of freedom.
Before starting Cartesian control, it is necessary to ensure that the
end flange surface of xArm5 and the base are completely parallel.
If mounted on horizontal plane, the roll and pitch should be [± 180
degrees, 0 degrees], otherwise the trajectory is likely to have no
solution.
Joint space
In joint space, the robotic arm has 5 degrees of freedom to control
and can switch to joint commands when different orientations are
required at the end. Then use the joint command again to return
the flange and the base to a horizontal attitude, and you can
switch back to Cartesian control. A quick way to set a cartesian