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What changes:

This PR remove the right fingers adduction joint from calibration due malfunctioning.

The repair takes too long to be carried out in the short term. So for now I will remove the joint from calibration to avoid more damage.

@AntonioConsilvio AntonioConsilvio self-assigned this Jun 27, 2025
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This pull request implements a temporary fix for a malfunctioning right hand fingers adduction joint on the iCubGenova11 robot. By modifying the calibration configuration, the problematic joint is excluded from the calibration process, aiming to prevent further damage until a proper repair can be carried out.

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  • Calibration Update: The right hand fingers adduction joint (joint 7) has been explicitly removed from the calibration sequence for the iCubGenova11 robot's right arm. This is a temporary measure due to a reported malfunction.
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This pull request disables a malfunctioning right-hand finger adduction joint from the calibration sequence for the iCubGenova11 robot. This is a temporary fix to prevent further damage, as noted in the description. The change correctly modifies the CALIB_ORDER parameter in the XML configuration file by removing the joint.

@pattacini pattacini changed the base branch from master to devel June 27, 2025 12:52
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Targeting devel since it's not a fix.

@pattacini pattacini merged commit 6a29fb9 into robotology:devel Jun 27, 2025
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