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I am wondering how you get the center of gravity of an object. I noticed that you set gravity center to (0,0,0) in the code score_gen_mp.py. Is it same as the grasp center, since the contact points are translated to the grasp coordinate? If so, wouldn't the distance between gravity center and the line connecting two contact points be zero? Or is it the origin of the object coordinate?
I use the geometry center of object point cloud to approximate the physcial center of gravity. The coordinate center (0,0,0) of object model defaults to the geometric center. Grasp center is just a point from object model. For example, the lion model's center is (0, 0, 0). Each point of the lion can be a grasp center (the base point of a grasp pose).
Hello @luyh20,
I am wondering how you get the center of gravity of an object. I noticed that you set gravity center to (0,0,0) in the code score_gen_mp.py. Is it same as the grasp center, since the contact points are translated to the grasp coordinate? If so, wouldn't the distance between gravity center and the line connecting two contact points be zero? Or is it the origin of the object coordinate?
And is the contact points transformed twice in init_contact and in contact_find_solo?
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