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User-Contributed Tutorials
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Here's a list of user-contributed tutorials for robot_localization!
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Tutorials
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* `ros-sensor-fusion-tutorial <https://github.com/methylDragon/ros-sensor-fusion-tutorial>`_
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A comprehensive end-to-end tutorial for setting up robot_localization for sensor fusion, as well as running through the necessary concepts. (Includes a practical example of setting it up with ultrasonic beacons!)
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* `Kapernikov: The ROS robot_localization package <https://kapernikov.com/the-ros-robot_localization-package/>`_
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The documentation of the robot_localization package is quite clear once you know how it works. However, it lacks a hands-on tutorial to help you with your first steps. There are some great examples on how to set up the robot_localization package, but they require good working hardware. This tutorial tries to bridge the gap, using the turtlesim package as a virtual robot.
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