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Can pybullet model a flexible object with certain stiffness ? |
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Bullet contains soft body dynamics to a certain degree. To examine the options, look at this youtube video or build Bullet with the soft body option, run the example browser and look at the soft body examples. PyBullet has some bindings to the soft body part of the engine, see the examples. Do mind that this is very experimental, old code and not as stable as the rigid body simulation of the physics engine. |
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Some people used the deformable simulation in PyBullet, see https://sites.google.com/view/sim-to-real-deformable |
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You can also use createConstraint with a fixed constraint using limited force to mimic soft constraints. |
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@houliwei We have been able to use deformables in PyBullet in this recent work: https://berkeleyautomation.github.io/bags/ |
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Hi everyone. I came across this discussion. I recently developed simulation of flexible objects with PyBullet by modeling it as rigid links connected by joints (torque controlled). The torque is determined by physics of bending stiffness. So it can model flexible objects with a certain bending stiffness, while assuming it can not be extended in length. The paper is here:https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/9811927 |
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