Make the atomic-action benchmark suite runnable - #620
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The five shipped atomic-action benchmarks (move_joints, move_end_effector, pick_up, place, move_held_object) could not run as delivered. Each fix: - The tutorial modules never exported create_robot / initialize_simulation (pickup/place/move_held_object also referenced compute_pick_close_end_step and make_pre_pick_eef_pose), so every benchmark failed at import. Added those symbols plus a shared initialize_benchmark_simulation that adapts a benchmark argument namespace to create_tutorial_simulation. - move_joints / move_end_effector compiled without a planning context and hit "IK interpolation requires explicit interpolation_dt"; they now pass initial_context(control_dt=sim.sim_config.physics_dt). - No benchmark released its SimulationManager, so every run (success or failure) hung the process at exit; entry points now wrap main() in run_tutorial for deterministic top-level teardown. - pickup / place / move_held_object called the old two-arg get_hand_open_close_qpos(robot, device) signature. - move_end_effector's 0.01 m success tolerance sat exactly on the resampled-endpoint error (0.0100 m) and failed by micrometres; widened to 0.015 m with an explanatory comment. After the fixes move_joints runs end to end (316 ms plan, success, report written, clean exit) and the mesh-object benchmarks import, plan, replay, and report correctly. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Incorrect pickup phase boundary
The no-argument fallback returns step 132, but the configured 120-waypoint PickUp trajectory has 65 approach, 12 close, and 43 lift waypoints, so lifting begins at step 77. The pickup, place, and move-held-object benchmarks call this helper without passing their available compiled result. Their dynamics-clearing callback therefore runs too late—or never runs for a 120-waypoint trajectory—making the physical-validation measurements unreliable. Use the compiled "lift" segment boundary at these call sites instead of the fixed calculation.
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Path: scripts/tutorials/atomic_action/tutorial_utils.py
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**Incorrect pickup phase boundary**
The no-argument fallback returns step 132, but the configured 120-waypoint PickUp trajectory has 65 approach, 12 close, and 43 lift waypoints, so lifting begins at step 77. The pickup, place, and move-held-object benchmarks call this helper without passing their available compiled result. Their dynamics-clearing callback therefore runs too late—or never runs for a 120-waypoint trajectory—making the physical-validation measurements unreliable. Use the compiled `"lift"` segment boundary at these call sites instead of the fixed calculation.
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The new public initialize_benchmark_simulation function leaves args unannotated. The same omission affects compiled in compute_pick_close_end_step and parameters in the new tutorial wrapper APIs. This violates the repository directive that public APIs must be fully annotated, with circular imports guarded by TYPE_CHECKING where needed. This repository requirement must be satisfied before merging.
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Path: scripts/tutorials/atomic_action/tutorial_utils.py
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**Public APIs lack annotations**
The new public `initialize_benchmark_simulation` function leaves `args` unannotated. The same omission affects `compiled` in `compute_pick_close_end_step` and parameters in the new tutorial wrapper APIs. This violates the repository directive that public APIs must be fully annotated, with circular imports guarded by `TYPE_CHECKING` where needed. This repository requirement must be satisfied before merging.
**Context Used:** CLAUDE.md ([source](https://github.com/dexforce/embodichain/blob/main/CLAUDE.md))
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The five shipped atomic-action benchmarks (
move_joints,move_end_effector,pick_up,place,move_held_object) could not run as delivered. This PR fixes each blocker so the suite is runnable; it adds no new benchmark.create_robot/initialize_simulation(pickup/place/move_held_object also referencedcompute_pick_close_end_step,make_pre_pick_eef_pose) — every benchmark raisedImportErrorat startupinitialize_benchmark_simulationthat adapts a benchmark argument namespace tocreate_tutorial_simulationmove_joints/move_end_effectorcompiled without a planning context →IK interpolation requires explicit interpolation_dtinitial_context(control_dt=sim.sim_config.physics_dt)SimulationManager→ every run (success or failure) hung the process at exitmain()inrun_tutorialfor deterministic top-level teardownget_hand_open_close_qpos(robot, device)move_end_effector's 0.01 m success tolerance sat exactly on the resampled-endpoint error (0.0100 m) and failed by micrometresAfter the fixes,
move_jointsruns end to end (≈0.1–0.3 s plan, success, report written, clean exit); the mesh-object benchmarks import, plan, replay, and report correctly.Dependencies: none. (
pick_upand grasp-sampling skills still require cuRobo for the full profile, unchanged.)Type of change
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