feat(robots): Integrate Reachy Mini #2726
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Title
feat(robots): Integrate Reachy Mini
Type / Scope
robots,teleoperators,testsSummary / Motivation
This PR introduces the complete integration of the Reachy Mini robot, enabling teleoperation capabilities within the lerobot framework. This integration specifically targets the Reachy Mini Lite (USB connection); the Wi-Fi version may require further adjustments. The motivation is to expand the range of supported robotic platforms, providing users with the ability to control the Reachy Mini for data collection and policy evaluation. This integration includes the necessary low-level control mechanisms and a teleoperation interface.
Related issues
What changed
How was this tested
tests/robots/test_reachy_mini.py(assuming a new test file for Reachy Mini)How to run locally (reviewer)
Run the relevant tests:
To teleoperate a Reachy Mini Lite (USB connection), make sure the robot is plugged in and run:
Note: The Wi-Fi version of Reachy Mini may require additional configuration or fixes not covered in this PR.
Checklist (required before merge)
pre-commit run -a)pytest)Reviewer notes
Reviewers should primarily focus on the correctness and stability of the Reachy Mini integration, the teleoperation logic, and the completeness of the unit tests. Any feedback on potential edge-cases or improvements to the control mechanisms would be highly appreciated.