From Fusion 360 to a ROS 2 Digital Twin: URDF, RViz and Gazebo That Match the Real Arm (OmArm One Part 2)

The real 3D printed OmArm One robot arm on a workbench beside the same arm rendered in RViz, both in the same pose

Export a URDF from Fusion 360, audit it, correct joint directions, zeros and limits so the model matches the real OmArm One, and run it in RViz and Gazebo Harmonic. Part 2 of the OmArm One series, with the free ROS 2 Jazzy package.

OmArm One: Build a 3D Printed 7-DOF Robot Arm on Real Ball Bearings (Part 1)

OmArm One, a 6-joint printed arm with a parallel-jaw gripper, rendered from the CAD assembly

Build a 3D printed robot arm with 7 DOF on real ball bearings: 485 mm reach, 200 g payload, full BOM, 16 assembly animations and ESP32 web control.

ROS 2 URDF Tutorial: Visualize and Simulate a Robot Arm in RViz and Gazebo

▶The video loads from YouTube (Google), which may set cookies. Privacy policy At a glance What you’ll build: A complete digital twin of a 6-DOF robot arm (the OmArm Zero) using URDF/Xacro, RViz, and Gazebo Harmonic. You’ll go from an empty workspace to a simulated arm that responds to joint trajectory commands with full physics. … اقرأ المزيد