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Based on the ROS nodes to be executed for the different tasks, clear and thorough documentation should be generated, including the purpose of the area in the service robot and further explanation of the technologies used, with examples.
This is the overview of the robot and the area:
Achievements from 2024
This year, after being accepted to participate in RoboCup 2024 held in Eindhoven, Netherlands, the team focused in developing a robust and reliable set of software modules, tailored to the specific needs for the tasks for the updated rulebook. This approach, had the purpose of showcasing a functional robot for both the Mexican Robotics Tournament (April; Monterrey, Mexico) and the RoboCup (July; Eindhoven, Netherlands).
The robot was renamed as FRIDA (Friendly Robotic Interactive Domestic Assistant), an acronym reflecting the purporse of the robot, and the name in reference to Mexican culture.
With the vast knowledge acquired during the international tournament, the team defined the new objectives for the remainder of the year to be: an increased focus in research and literature review, and centralized and offline refactorization of the software and systems.
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Fixes#36
Add detailed documentation for the current state of the project in 2024.
* **README.md**:
- Add an overview and introduction section to provide a high-level summary of the project, its purpose, and main components.
- Add achievements and objectives section to document the achievements from 2024 and the new objectives for the remainder of the year.
- Add a directory structure section to provide a clear directory structure with explanations for each directory and its purpose.
- Add a contributing section to include instructions on how to contribute to the project.
- Add a license section to include the license information for the project.
* **DOCUMENTATION.md**:
- Add detailed documentation for each ROS node, explaining their purposes, technologies used, and examples.
- Add examples for basic setup, running the robot, using ROS nodes, launch files, configuration files, scripts, maps and navigation, contributing, and license.
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Documentation of current state 2024
Based on the ROS nodes to be executed for the different tasks, clear and thorough documentation should be generated, including the purpose of the area in the service robot and further explanation of the technologies used, with examples.
This is the overview of the robot and the area:
Achievements from 2024
This year, after being accepted to participate in RoboCup 2024 held in Eindhoven, Netherlands, the team focused in developing a robust and reliable set of software modules, tailored to the specific needs for the tasks for the updated rulebook. This approach, had the purpose of showcasing a functional robot for both the Mexican Robotics Tournament (April; Monterrey, Mexico) and the RoboCup (July; Eindhoven, Netherlands).
The robot was renamed as FRIDA (Friendly Robotic Interactive Domestic Assistant), an acronym reflecting the purporse of the robot, and the name in reference to Mexican culture.
With the vast knowledge acquired during the international tournament, the team defined the new objectives for the remainder of the year to be: an increased focus in research and literature review, and centralized and offline refactorization of the software and systems.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: