Introduction to ROS | Part - 1 | ROS Learning Series

This video is Part 1 of the ROS Learning Series. This video introduces ROS (Robot Operating System), it's use cases and applications. Towards the end, installing ROS on a Windows system and running Gazebo and RViz is also demonstrated.
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[@hussainzaidi4338]

Sir pls make a video on roadmap to become robotics engineer .cover each every steps one by one .and tell about prerequisite which we have to learn before learn about roubotics subjects .sir we from tier 3 college there is nothing to explore about robotics .sir please focus what I am trying to say.

[@dhruvbansal4222]

Regarding using docker. Does it still can access the system’s GPU on which the docker is being run? As it I indeed creating a virtual machine?

[@RoboticswithSakshay]

There are certain features for which Docker can use the GPU, like training and inferring Deep Learning models. For Graphics based operations, like running Gazebo, Docker does not utilize the GPU.

[@user-td3xl8ei9i]

Hi, Can you share the reliable docker image for ROS2 same as you shared for ROS in this video. ?

[@rajmeetsingh1625]

Hi Sakshay, i want to install webcam in docker. I have some opencv project with ros. but unable to open camera port in docker. please suggest or share some solution.

[@user-td3xl8ei9i]

Hi what is the root password of the noetic docker ?

[@debarchanbasu768]

Is this part of a series conducted in some community? Is it possible for someone to join this?

[@RoboticswithSakshay]

Hello!
Yes, this is a part of a series conducted by Robotics Club IIT Ropar. It's a 6 part series of which 3 have already been completed. Send me a DM over LinkedIn or Twitter and I'll share the Classroom code.

[@eliojabbour1505]

@@RoboticswithSakshay can you please share the link ?

[@RoboticswithSakshay]

Could you please connect with me on a LinkedIn or Twitter DM. I can't share the link in public.

[@abrahamyalley9973]

hello, i am new here and wanted to know what language are you using for the tutorial , c++ or python