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== Configure calibration for a new robot ==

   1. Create a new configuration folder in the package "cob_calibration_config" named after the robot.

   1. Create the file "user_defined/cameras.yaml" define how many cameras are involved for each camera define "topic";"frame_id"(from robot urdf), " property"( position in urdf) "file_prefix" (for camera calibration)
 
   1. calibration_seed.yaml: teach in on hardware(or simulation)

   1. calibration_pattern: in most cases copy the existing cb9x6 for robots at the ipa

   1. generate template for optimization and autogenerated files bringup robot (in simulation or on real robot) {{{ roslaunch cob_robot_calibration generate_config.launch }}}

   1. generate calibration positions with running ik services {{{ roslaunch cob_calibration_executive  generation_calibration_positions.launch }}}

   1. create free_0.yaml --> free_2.yaml for care-o-bot first step with free cb_arm transformation second step with cameras mount position added third step with all unknown transformations



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