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DOCS-1825: Document teleop page as how-to #3675

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  • creates a simple how-to for teleop
  • leaves the question of which widgets up to their machine but explores creating all 4 types of widgets

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- If you have a movement sensor, select a **GPS map**, which allows you to map the location of a machine.
Enter the name of your movement sensor.
Toggle **Historic positions** to on to see how position has changed over time.
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did you test this? Does this create a heatmap or how is this visualized?

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yes, it creates a line I believe from starting position to end. like this:
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Toggle **Historic positions** to on to see how position has changed over time.

- If you have a sensor, select **Stat** to view a single sensor value.
Enter the name of the sensor for **Sensor name** and enter the key for the value in **Path**, for example `time_unix`.
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I think for these it would be good to add a tip for people trying to figure out how to get the path (go to machine's test panel and check the returned json object. should probably also include what to do if it's inside another object)

However, this should ideally be a tooltip in the app. Please file the appropriate ticket with a suggestion for copy.

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They are going to make it selectable from a dropdown so I think it's not worth filing that as it would quickly be deprecated, does that make sense? @npentrel

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sounds good

Click **Add widget** and select the appropriate widget for your machine.
Repeat as many times as necessary.

- If you have a camera, select **Camera stream**, which allows you to view a camera stream.
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I don't think these should be needed. The UI should be self explanatory from here, shouldn't it? If it isn't this is a place where we should work with Product to improve the UI instead. See notes below

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Do you mean to suggest removing all of these bullets? Just want to be sure. I agree the UI should be self explanatory

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yes

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Make sure your machine has at least one of the following:

- A camera, movement sensor, sensor, base, arm, board, gantry, gripper, motor or servo
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updated this for actuation-- I figure not updating the screenshots to also include an actuation widget is fine for this demo as its pretty self explanatory but if anyone thinks differently I can update/retake the screenshots

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viambot commented Nov 22, 2024

You can view a rendered version of the docs from this PR at https://docs-test.viam.dev/3675

@sguequierre sguequierre merged commit 647c0bc into viamrobotics:main Nov 26, 2024
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