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This is incorrect. There is usually a huge delay before any motion happens. The speed of that motion is independent of the planning speed. If you have to replan
by iandanforth 10y ago
This is incorrect. There is usually a huge delay before any motion happens. The speed of that motion is independent of the planning speed. If you have to replan during a move then yes the two can become intermingled, but if you watch most ROS based planning today what you see is a good 30 seconds of compute before the robot moves at all. Sometimes it can be multiple minutes!