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Fixed some minor changes in new README
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Signed-off-by: JesusSilvaUtrera <[email protected]>
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JesusSilvaUtrera committed Mar 27, 2024
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Expand Up @@ -12,15 +12,15 @@ The main launch file is the `andino_robot.launch.py` file. This file executes al
It includes:

- `andino_description.launch.py`: file to load the 3D model of the robot from the URDF.
- `andino_control.launch.py`: file for the ROS2 control nodes and drivers.
- `andino_control.launch.py`: file for the `ros2_control` nodes and drivers.
- `camera.launch.py`: file to execute the camera drivers, using `v4l2_camera` package. If not necessary, it can be disabled using the `include_camera` parameter.
- `rplidar.launch.py`: file to execute the drivers of the RP 2D LiDAR attached to the robot. If not necessary, it can be disabled using the `include_rplidar` parameter.

### Other launch files included

These launch files are included just in case we want to command the robot in different ways, or visualize the information:
These launch files are included just in case you want to command the robot in different ways, or visualize the information:

- `rosbag_record.launch.py`: executes the `ros2 bag record` command to store a '.bag' file with the specified topics. If no topics are specified, it will record all of them.
- `rviz.launch.py`: executes the RViz visualization tool with the 'andino.rviz' configuration by default, to be able to visualize the 3D model of the robot and information form the topics.
- `rviz.launch.py`: executes the RViz visualization tool with the 'andino.rviz' configuration by default, to be able to visualize the 3D model of the robot and information from the topics.
- `teleop_joystick.launch.py`: this file allows you to command the robot using a controller with a joystick, using the `teleop_twist_joy` and the `joy_linux` packages.
- `teleop_keyboard.launch.py`: this file allows you to command the robot using a keyboard, using the `teleop_twist_keyboard` package.

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