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# baxter_mimic
A processing sketch and some bash scripts to get a Rethink Robotics Baxter robot to mimic arm movements.
+This was developed for the Cineglobe 2018 film festival at CERN. It's very rough, and is basically just a proof of concept.
+I'd like to thank everyone who wrote the code underneath in many, many libraries which we used to build this in about 5 hours.
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+Here's what the processing sketch looks like when it's working:
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+And here is an example of the robot copying a human:
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+It's a long way short of a good kinematic example, but it does work. We used the software we used because we only had a Kinect 1 to play with, you could do something much better with a Kinect 2.
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+# Software requirements
+We got our demo running in Ubuntu 14.04 LTS on an i7 870 CPU with 8GB of ram.
+You'll need Processing version 2.2.1 (an old version) and the Open/SimpleNI libraries for it to get the Kinect working.
+At the robot end, we had a Baxter from Rethink Robotics, running ROS (internally) and then a ROS session on our computer to connect to it.
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+# Conclusion
+It worked as we hoped, the Kinect would occasionally lose people.
+You probably need a bunch more ROS files to get this working, drop me a line if you are interested.
+It was fun, both Daniel and myself learned a lot in a short time!