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The amc board uses ICC and CAN to move the wrist of ergoCub #948

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@marcoaccame marcoaccame commented Mar 4, 2024

This PR belongs to a set of five PRs on icub-firmware, icub-firmware-shared, icub-firmware-build, icub-main and robots-configuration.

They introduce a new MC service that supports actuators located on the second core of the new dual core ETH boards that run the outer control loop at 1 ms. So far the only dual core board we use is the amc which runs on the first CM7 core and uses an actuator board on its CM4 core: the amc2c.

See robotology/icub-firmware#474 for details

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@marcoaccame marcoaccame marked this pull request as ready for review March 5, 2024 08:19
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robotology/icub-firmware-shared#93 merged → dependency met → put in ready for review.

@pattacini pattacini merged commit 6376390 into robotology:devel Mar 5, 2024
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