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object_client_example Namespace Reference

Functions

 main (args=None)

Detailed Description

# Copyright (c) 2012-2026 Murilo Marques Marinho
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#    This file is part of sas_robot_driver_gazebo.
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#   Author: Murilo M. Marinho, email: murilomarinho@ieee.org
#   Based on `joint_interface_example.py` from `sas_ur_control_template`
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# #######################################################################################

@file object_client_example.py
@brief Object pose example script.

Moves a Gazebo object through ObjectClient commands.

Function Documentation

◆ main()

main ( args = None)
@brief Run the object pose example.

Initializes ROS interfaces, waits for the object client to become enabled,
and sends target poses in a loop.

@param args Optional ROS command-line arguments.
@return None