Sigmaban

The first time takes a moment

Opening this model fetches it from the repository Rhoban keeps it in — the description and the meshes it references, about 0 MB — and keeps it here, so anyone opening it after you gets it straight away. Nothing of yours is uploaded in the process: the simulation itself runs in your tab, on MuJoCo compiled to WebAssembly.

What you can do with it here

• Simulate it under gravity and contact, write a controller in JavaScript, shove it with the mouse, and run the four repeatable tests that answer with a number rather than an impression.
• Look inside it: the kinematic tree, every joint and its range, collision geometry against the visual mesh, where the mass actually sits.
• Convert it to MJCF for MuJoCo, or to USD for Isaac Sim — each direction states what it could not carry across.
• Download it as a folder — the description, the meshes under meshes/, the licence and a note saying where it came from. Mesh paths are rewritten to point inside the folder, so it opens outside a ROS workspace as well as inside one.
• Author a movement for it and check the motors it declares can actually perform what you drew.

Whose model this is

The Sigmaban model is MIT licensed and was published by Rhoban in Rhoban/sigmaban_urdf, pinned here at commit d5d023fd35. This page is a way to open it, not a claim on it — the folder upstream carries the licence text, the changelog and the README its authors wrote:

https://github.com/Rhoban/sigmaban_urdf/tree/d5d023fd35800d00d7647000bce8602617a4960d

If you use the model in your own work, credit that folder rather than this page. If it has changed upstream since we fetched it, the copy here is the one you get — say so in a bug report and it will be re-fetched.

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