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Calibration and identification follow the same five steps. Each guide explains the choices you make at every step and how you know it worked.

Step You decide You check
1. Plan What to estimate and which data you have You have a separate validation set
2. Design Which postures or trajectories to record The design is well conditioned
3. Configure Which template to extend and which keys to override The config loads and matches your data
4. Fit Which estimator to run Conditioning, residuals and parameter values
5. Verify Which limits your application needs verify() passes on held-out data
  • Calibrate a robot


    Joint offsets, link geometry, base and tool frames from measured poses. Covers the five estimation methods and when to use each.

    Calibration guide

  • Identify dynamics


    Base parameters, friction and actuator inertia from motion and torque. Covers filtering, estimators and reconstruction.

    Identification guide

  • Add your robot


    Scaffold a robot folder before either guide applies to your hardware.

    New-robot guide

  • Reports & verdicts


    The HTML report, the JSON verdict and the two-run compare page.

    Reporting & verification

For a single narrative walkthrough on TIAGo, read the tutorials. For a full plan-to-verdict example in code, read Plan, fit & verify.