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Puck: start with the right forearm clear of the puck - #24
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The shared home holds the right forearm level just above the table, with the puck under the wrist: link6 starts 4 mm inside the puck in every reset, and the joint noise takes it up to 25 mm deep. Raise the right elbow to 101.4 deg for this task; over 2048 noisy resets none start in contact with the puck or the table, and the hand still starts over the puck.
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OpenArm-Puckstarts with the right forearm inside the puck. It uses the shared home pose, which holds the right forearm level just above the table, and the puck starts under the wrist. Even with no reset noise,link6is 4 mm inside the puck in every reset; with the usual joint noise, about two resets in three start overlapped, up to 25 mm deep. Found with the audit in #23.This gives the puck task its own home pose with the right elbow raised from 90 to 101.4 deg (
openarm_right_joint4= 1.77). Nothing else changes, and the hand still starts over the puck, 4 cm higher.OpenArm-Puck-Visionshares it.Checks