The follower OpenArm right arm gripper intermittently drops packets during teleoperation. Two potential causes have been identified: loose wiring and/or incorrect motor type configuration.
Step 1 — Physical Wiring Inspection:
- Remove 3D printed plastic covers around the motors on the right arm — covers are mounted with small screws, be careful not to lose them during removal
- Inspect all wiring connections on the right arm gripper for any loose or poorly seated connections
- Fix any issues found and reassemble covers
Step 2 — Extended Teleoperation Test:
- Run an extended teleoperation session to verify whether the packet drop issue persists after wiring fixes
- If problem continues, proceed to Step 3
Step 3 — Motor Type Configuration:
- The right arm gripper has two different motor types installed by the vendor — this may be causing communication issues
- Verify correct motor types are configured in the LeRobot interface config:
- config_openarm_follower.py#L92
- Update motor type definitions to match the physically installed motors and retest
Definition of Done
- Wiring inspected and any loose connections fixed
- Extended teleoperation session runs without packet drops
- If motor type mismatch confirmed, config updated and verified
The follower OpenArm right arm gripper intermittently drops packets during teleoperation. Two potential causes have been identified: loose wiring and/or incorrect motor type configuration.
Step 1 — Physical Wiring Inspection:
Step 2 — Extended Teleoperation Test:
Step 3 — Motor Type Configuration:
Definition of Done