Complete ROS Start Guide - Windows/Mac/Linux - C++/Python
What you'll learn
- ROS - Robotic Operating System
Course content
- Preview17:20
- 17:37Install Guide
Requirements
- Windows, Mac, or Linux computer
Description
Robot Operating System (ROS) is an essential tool for any roboticist to know. Whether you are building a robot for a side project or building out your skills to upgrade your career, this course will get you competent with ROS fast!
For the last 2-3 years I've used ROS every single day so I'm very familiar for what ROS knowledge is important and what can be skipped. ROS is very large, and as a beginner there are so many things ROS offers it can be tough to know what to focus on. Trying to learn everything right away can make the learning feel daunting. In this course I cover all the essential fundamentals to get you started with ROS.
In this course I'll live code everything from scratch. This way you can see every detail and you won't miss out on what is typically skipped in these types of tutorials. I also provide a pre-configured Virtual Machine that will allow you to run ROS on your computer whether you are using Mac, Windows, or Linux.
Few of the topics covered in this course are:
Creating your First Node
ROS Publisher
ROS Subscriber
Basic ROS Commands
Creating custom ROS Messages
ROS compatible Unit Tests
How to use ROS Bags
ROS Launch files
Proper ROS Logging
ROS Services / Clients
Importing Functionality from other ROS Packages
What are you waiting for? Jump in now and learning! If you are trying to upgrade your Robotics skills, this course is essential to your journey!
Who this course is for:
- Roboticists and Software Developers
Instructor
I have a masters degree in Mechanical Engineering which I earned for my research in control system design for automotive applications.
My first job out of school I was responsible for designing motion controllers and stabilization systems for military tank turrets.
I previously wrote robotic software for a startup based out of Toronto Canada.
I currently write software for autonomous vehicles in California.