[TRLC-DK1] Dual arm frame alignment and handover accuracy for builders labs (advanced)

How do you decide whether a DK1 bimanual calibration is actually good enough for repeatable handovers instead of just looking okay in one demo?

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Bimanual DK1 work often fails for a boring but important reason: the two arms do not agree well enough on shared frames for clean handovers or mirrored motions.

How are you checking dual-arm frame alignment and handover accuracy in a DK1 setup?

Please share how you measure frame consistency, catch drift, and decide whether a calibration is good enough for repeatable bimanual tasks.

If you reply, include one exact handover failure symptom and one exact alignment check that improved repeatability.

Module: TRLC-DK1 · Audience: builders-labs · Type: question

Tags: dk1, bimanual, frame-alignment, handover

Comment 1

A useful answer will say how calibration success is measured after the procedure ends, not just how the procedure is run.

Comment 2

If your team uses a small benchmark handover to validate alignment, share it. That turns abstract advice into a reusable workflow.

Comment 3

Searchers often want to know when a small error becomes task-breaking. Include that threshold if your lab has one.