Expected Behavior:
Move to position of waypoint
Actual Behavior:
Moves to different position than intended
Robot Serial Number:
2017306290
Affected Version(s):
UR10
Expected Behavior:
Move to position of waypoint
Actual Behavior:
Moves to different position than intended
Robot Serial Number:
2017306290
Affected Version(s):
UR10
Maybe you can share more information. Like a snipped of the relevant part of your program/script and your Polyscope version. Otherwise it will be hard for us to guess whats going on ![]()
Is it possible just to teach the way point again?
Always make backups.
Make sure you don’t overwrite your waypoints, maybe use specific names to remove errors
Common causes I have seen this happening:
a) The waypoint was taught using the wrong TCP.
b) The waypoint was taught using the correct TCP, but now the tool was changed and the TCP wasn’t updated.
c) The teaching and TCP was correct, but on the Move node you setup a different TCP for the motion.
d) The teaching and TCP was correct, but you either manually set another TCP or ran in your program a “Set (TCP)” command prior to your move, which is set on “Use Active TCP”.
e) The teaching was done in a simulation and this didn’t match the real-life deployment.
f) The point is relative to a feature, and the feature got updated somewhere else.
Possible solutions:
Hope this helps!