ROS Developers Podcast

In this episode, Juan Jimeno from Singapore talks about his Linorobot suite. The Linorobot project is a suite of materials to allow people to learn about ROS by building your own robot. The project provides all the required elements to construct a program a wheeled robot, and it includes the option to build different types

In this episode, Mika Barkan talks about her experience teaching ROS to undergraduated students at Bar-Ilan University from Israel. She will explain some problems she is facing: What is she teaching How her students install ROS in their computers Why she doesn’t uses real robots for teaching ROS What are the limitations she is facing

In this episode, HaoChih uses ROS 2 and DDS to create IoT products based on ROS 2 while working at ADLink Technology. He will explain some solutions he has been creating while at ADLink like: * Adlink_DDS bot * Adlink Neuron bot system How they use DDS and ROS 2 for ARM based robotic solutions.

In this episode we talk with May Zheng from chinese company Gaitech. She will explain us: – Is a very good moment now to sell ROS based products in Asia? How to start doing it? – What are the main problems of selling ROS based products in China – Which is the biggest market now

In this episode, we talk about how Peter is using ROS to create rescue robots that win robotics contests. He will explain what are the current limitiations of rescue robots and why they need a human pilot to drive them. He will also explain how they are doing the pilot interface using ROS. Additionally

In this podcast we are going to learn how to integrate MATLAB code with ROS code to provide access to your robot to powerful mathematical libraries. Included in the podcast: What is MATLAB and Simulink What is the idea behind usingMATLAB with ROS How does MATLAB provide support for ROS What is the difference

In this episode I would like to talk about the need that robotics developers have of having a standard for robotics (in terms of API). By having a robotics standard, developers can concentrate on building solutions that do not have to be re-implemented whenever the robot hardware changes. Actually, given the middleware structure, developers can disassociate so much from the hardware that they can almost rely 100% of its time in the software realm while

Hi ROS Developers and welcome to the ROS Developers Podcast: the program, the podcast that gives you insights from the experts about how to program your robots with ROS. In this episode, I talk to Dirk Thomas about ROS2 and some other details about development tools of ROS 1. He will explain about: Why roscd

In this episode I talk to David Crawley founder of Ubiquity Robotics. He will explain about the idea of using built robots for building more complex robotics products and applications. He will also explain about: What their robotics platform provides off-the-shelf, in terms of hardware and software Their own ROS distribution for Raspberry Pi Their already

In this episode I talk to Florian Lier about what his team ToBI is doing to program Pepper the robot for the Robocup@Home competition. We will explain the whole architecture they are using to program Pepper with ROS for the competition including: In which computer to run which code ROS wrappers for NaoQi How to