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my_dual_robot_cell/doc/assemble_urdf.rst

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Use the sliders of the ``joint_state_puplisher_gui`` to move the virtual robots around.
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It should look something like this:
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.. image:: rviz.png
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:alt: RViz window showing the custom workspace

my_dual_robot_cell/doc/build_moveit_config.rst

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The first task the MoveIt! Setup Assistant asks us to do is to load the URDF with the optional xacro arguments. If you would like to change the ``ur_type`` for example, you could also specify that here. For this demonstration we'll go with our description's default values.
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.. image:: figures/load_urdf.png
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:alt: Load a URDF
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Next, make sure that the generated **self-collisions** are detected correctly. In our example the robot
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is positioned on the table in such a way, that it collides with the monitor on the table when all
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joints are in the 0 position. Hence, the collision is allowed as "Collision by default". We remove
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that tick, since we don't want that collision to be ignored.
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:alt: Adjust self-collisions - Remove the tick for the collision between monitor and ur20_upper_arm_link.
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We skip adding virtual joints for now and continue with our **planning group(s)**.
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We add a planning group called **ur_arm**. A reasonable and error-resistant approach is to define
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it as a kinematic chain in the following manner:
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:alt: Kinematic setup for our planning group
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.. image:: figures/planning_group_chain.png
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:alt: Kinematic Chain
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Your planning groups should look something like this:
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:alt: Planning Groups
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We'll skip setting up ros2_control related points, since we've already configured that in our
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In the **MoveIt Controllers** step we setup our desired controller to match the name
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"scaled_joint_trajectory_controller":
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:alt: MoveIt! coontrollers configuration
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We skip **perception** as we don't have any cameras setup in our scenario.
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.. image:: figures/launch_files.png
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:alt: Select the launch files to be generated
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After the **Author information** we select which configuration files to generate. Again, we strip
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:alt: Select the config files to be generated
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With all the information entered, you can **generate** the package and close the setup assistant.

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