Package edu.wpi.first.math.geometry

Class Pose2d

java.lang.Object
edu.wpi.first.math.geometry.Pose2d
All Implemented Interfaces:
Interpolatable<Pose2d>
public class Pose2d
extends Object
implements Interpolatable<Pose2d>
Represents a 2D pose containing translational and rotational elements.

  • Constructor Details

    • Pose2d

      public Pose2d()
      Constructs a pose at the origin facing toward the positive X axis.

    • Pose2d

      public Pose2d​(Translation2d translation, Rotation2d rotation)
      Constructs a pose with the specified translation and rotation.
      Parameters:
      translation - The translational component of the pose.
      rotation - The rotational component of the pose.

    • Pose2d

      public Pose2d​(double x, double y, Rotation2d rotation)
      Constructs a pose with x and y translations instead of a separate Translation2d.
      Parameters:
      x - The x component of the translational component of the pose.
      y - The y component of the translational component of the pose.
      rotation - The rotational component of the pose.

  • Method Details

    • plus

      public Pose2d plus​(Transform2d other)
      Transforms the pose by the given transformation and returns the new transformed pose. 
       [x_new]    [cos, -sin, 0][transform.x]
 [y_new] += [sin,  cos, 0][transform.y]
 [t_new]    [  0,    0, 1][transform.t]
      Parameters:
      other - The transform to transform the pose by.
      Returns:
      The transformed pose.

    • minus

      public Transform2d minus​(Pose2d other)
      Returns the Transform2d that maps the one pose to another.
      Parameters:
      other - The initial pose of the transformation.
      Returns:
      The transform that maps the other pose to the current pose.

    • getTranslation

      public Translation2d getTranslation()
      Returns the translation component of the transformation.
      Returns:
      The translational component of the pose.

    • getX

      public double getX()
      Returns the X component of the pose's translation.
      Returns:
      The x component of the pose's translation.

    • getY

      public double getY()
      Returns the Y component of the pose's translation.
      Returns:
      The y component of the pose's translation.

    • getRotation

      public Rotation2d getRotation()
      Returns the rotational component of the transformation.
      Returns:
      The rotational component of the pose.

    • times

      public Pose2d times​(double scalar)
      Multiplies the current pose by a scalar.
      Parameters:
      scalar - The scalar.
      Returns:
      The new scaled Pose2d.

    • div

      public Pose2d div​(double scalar)
      Divides the current pose by a scalar.
      Parameters:
      scalar - The scalar.
      Returns:
      The new scaled Pose2d.

    • transformBy

      public Pose2d transformBy​(Transform2d other)
      Transforms the pose by the given transformation and returns the new pose. See + operator for the matrix multiplication performed.
      Parameters:
      other - The transform to transform the pose by.
      Returns:
      The transformed pose.

    • relativeTo

      public Pose2d relativeTo​(Pose2d other)
      Returns the current pose relative to the given pose.

      This function can often be used for trajectory tracking or pose stabilization algorithms to get the error between the reference and the current pose.

      Parameters:
      other - The pose that is the origin of the new coordinate frame that the current pose will be converted into.
      Returns:
      The current pose relative to the new origin pose.

    • exp

      public Pose2d exp​(Twist2d twist)
      Obtain a new Pose2d from a (constant curvature) velocity.

      See Controls Engineering in the FIRST Robotics Competition section 10.2 "Pose exponential" for a derivation.

      The twist is a change in pose in the robot's coordinate frame since the previous pose update. When the user runs exp() on the previous known field-relative pose with the argument being the twist, the user will receive the new field-relative pose.

      "Exp" represents the pose exponential, which is solving a differential equation moving the pose forward in time.

      Parameters:
      twist - The change in pose in the robot's coordinate frame since the previous pose update. For example, if a non-holonomic robot moves forward 0.01 meters and changes angle by 0.5 degrees since the previous pose update, the twist would be Twist2d(0.01, 0.0, Units.degreesToRadians(0.5)).
      Returns:
      The new pose of the robot.

    • log

      public Twist2d log​(Pose2d end)
      Returns a Twist2d that maps this pose to the end pose. If c is the output of a.Log(b), then a.Exp(c) would yield b.
      Parameters:
      end - The end pose for the transformation.
      Returns:
      The twist that maps this to end.

    • nearest

      public Pose2d nearest​(List<Pose2d> poses)
      Returns the nearest Pose2d from a list of poses. If two or more poses in the list have the same distance from this pose, return the one with the closest rotation component.
      Parameters:
      poses - The list of poses to find the nearest.
      Returns:
      The nearest Pose2d from the list.

    • toString

      public String toString()
      Overrides:
      toString in class Object

    • equals

      public boolean equals​(Object obj)
      Checks equality between this Pose2d and another object.
      Overrides:
      equals in class Object
      Parameters:
      obj - The other object.
      Returns:
      Whether the two objects are equal or not.

    • hashCode

      public int hashCode()
      Overrides:
      hashCode in class Object

    • interpolate

      public Pose2d interpolate​(Pose2d endValue, double t)
      Description copied from interface: Interpolatable
      Return the interpolated value. This object is assumed to be the starting position, or lower bound.
      Specified by:
      interpolate in interface Interpolatable<Pose2d>
      Parameters:
      endValue - The upper bound, or end.
      t - How far between the lower and upper bound we are. This should be bounded in [0, 1].
      Returns:
      The interpolated value.