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ROS tutorials for complete beginners.
In this series, I will guide you through 5 main steps (see the figure below) in order to help you understand and start using ROS by yourself with the minimum requirements in hardware setup. Yes, I really mean "do it yourself" because I think the grea...
Robotics is one of the fastest-growing fields in the tech world. Probably you have already heard of or seen awesome robots like humanoid robots, animal robots, or even self-driving cars from Tesla, Boston Dynamics, etc., and started thinking about le...
In these 2 installation parts, I will help you install Ubuntu and ROS in the fastest and least complicated way, especially for those of you who are not familiar with Linux. If you already have a laptop with Ubuntu 20, that would be perfect and the be...
I assume you already completed installing Ubuntu 20.04 from the last chapter. In this part, I will help you install ROS Noetic Ninjemys. Each version of ROS is corresponding to a version of Ubuntu and ROS Noetic (running on Ubuntu 20) is the latest a...
Software in ROS is organized in packages. A package is a directory containing executables and supporting files that serve a specific purpose. For example, you can have a package for handling reading and processing images from a camera. After building...
In this chapter, I will help you understand the basic concepts of ROS: Master, Node, Topic, Publisher, Subscriber, and Service. After that, you are going to implement these concepts by adding codes to the my_cam package, which we created in the previ...
