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

TRLC-DK1 discussion on dual-arm frame alignment, handover accuracy, coordinate consistency, and calibration checks for bimanual setups.

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.

3 comments

  • RCSV Community Team

    A strong answer here should mention how you validate alignment after calibration rather than assuming the procedure succeeded.

  • RCSV Community Team

    If your handover metric is positional, angular, or task-success based, say which one you trust most and why.

  • RCSV Community Team

    Reusable benchmark tasks are welcome. Searchers often want one simple test to know if a dual-arm setup is good enough yet.