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Add skeleton profiles, a tactile schema and tracker, and a tactile example - #1305
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A device that describes rigid segments needs to say which skeleton those segments are posed by at run time. SkeletonBinding names each segment in a registered skeleton profile, optionally pinned to an asset identified by its RFC 6920 SHA-256 name. Three profiles are registered: openxr.hand (HandJoint names, needs a side), openxr.body.bd (BodyJoint names) and urdf.link (link names of the URDF in the asset). An unregistered profile id reads as a generic binding. validate_skeleton_binding() checks a binding against its device and profile in C++ and Python; check_skeleton_asset() checks the asset bytes and, for urdf.link, that every name is a link of the URDF. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Lotus Li <lotusl@nvidia.com>
A tactile device publishes a TactileMetadata once per session as the metadata of the generated TactileTracker, and a TactileData every frame. TactileMetadata describes the device (vendor, model, side, rate, calibration), its rigid segments with their bind poses, its taxels with their poses and four-slot linear blend skinning over the segments, the SkeletonBinding that names the segments in a skeleton, the TactileData vectors it fills, and vendor extensions. TactileData carries per-taxel normal force, shear force, raw readings and taxel state, and an optional frame counter. validate_tactile_metadata() and validate_tactile_data() check the rules in docs/source/references/tactile_schema.rst, in C++ and Python; the Python TactileMetadata constructor raises ValueError on the first one broken. Per-taxel fields read in Python as NumPy views into the buffer. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Lotus Li <lotusl@nvidia.com>
The feeder publishes a mock left index fingertip pad: a TactileMetadata with two segments bound to the OpenXR hand joints INDEX_DISTAL and INDEX_TIP, and a TactileData frame at --rate. The printer reads them through a TactileTracker on a DeviceIOSession, prints the metadata once and the first and last taxel of the latest frame once per second. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Lotus Li <lotusl@nvidia.com>
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Guard against a null names before the profile-name loop.
The name check at Line 196 dereferences *names without checking it. names is null when the binding has no segment_names vector. The FlatBuffers object API packs an empty std::vector<std::string> as an absent field, so an empty name list also produces a null vector.
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segment_count == 0segment_namesempty or absent- a registered profile with defined names (
openxr.handwith side LEFT/RIGHT, oropenxr.body.bd)
The earlier count check passes because 0 == 0. The loop then dereferences null. The public Python binding exposes this path directly, so validate_skeleton_binding(SkeletonBinding([], profile=SkeletonProfileRef("openxr.hand", 1)), 0, BodySide.LEFT) crashes the interpreter instead of returning an error string. The tactile path cannot trigger it, because validate_tactile_metadata requires at least one segment.
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return "profile " + id + " needs a side of LEFT or RIGHT";
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Update the profile-name guard in the skeleton binding validation loop to verify
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Description
Adds a vendor-neutral tactile schema whose segments are bound to a skeleton through registered profiles. Three commits:
skeleton_binding.fbs,schema/skeleton_binding.hpp).SkeletonBindingnames each rigid segment of a device in a skeleton profile (SkeletonProfileRef{id, version}), optionally pinned to an asset by its RFC 6920ni:///sha-256;digest. Registered profiles:openxr.handv1 (HandJointnames, requires a side),openxr.body.bdv1 (BodyJointnames) andurdf.linkv1 (URDF link names, requires an asset). An unregistered id reads as a generic binding.validate_skeleton_binding()(C++ and Python) andcheck_skeleton_asset()/asset_digest()(Python) check bindings and assets.tactile_metadata.fbs,tactile.fbs,trackers.toml).TactileMetadata(device, segments with bind poses, taxels with 52 B LBS entries, optional taxel areas, binding, channels, extensions) is published as the metadata of the generatedTactileTracker;TactileDatacarries per-taxel normal force, shear force, raw readings, taxel state and an optional sequence.validate_tactile_metadata()/validate_tactile_data()implement the rules indocs/source/references/tactile_schema.rst; Python per-taxel fields are NumPy views.examples/tactile). A feeder publishes a mock fingertip pad bound toopenxr.hand; a printer reads it throughTactileTracker, prints the metadata once and the first and last taxel once per second. The README holds only the run steps.Sizes: 26 segments and 1000 taxels encode to about 56 KB of metadata (limit 68,864 B); a 1000-taxel frame with normal, shear and state is about 13 KB (
max_flatbuffer_size = 32768).Not included, for a follow-up: session-level associations between a tactile tracker and the tracker that poses its skeleton, and a retargeting-engine source node that skins taxels from
HandPose.Type of change
Testing
On macOS (arm64), Python 3.12:
schema_tests: all 131 cases pass, including the new[skeleton_binding]and[tactile]cases and[schema_conform]with the three new goldens.tests/python/core/schema: 218 passed, includingtest_skeleton_binding.pyandtest_tactile.py.ctest: 314/321 pass; the 7 failures are macOS environment issues unrelated to this change (AF_UNIX socket path length inlogging_config, no macOS wheel forwuji-sdk,reuseencoding module inpackaging_test_license_policy, Linux-only process checks incloudxrtests).sphinx-build -W --keep-goingsucceeds.BUILD_EXAMPLES=ONand installed;mock_metadata(),mock_frame()and the printer's output functions were exercised offline (metadata and frames validate). The live feeder-to-printer run was not executed, since this host has no CloudXR/OpenXR runtime.Checklist
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