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ROS Industrial videos and training | Silicon Valley Robotics
ROS Industrial Videos and Training
On October 22, 2015, Posted by admin , In California Robotics News, With Comments Off on ROS Industrial Videos and Training
Want to get your teeth into ROS Industrial? Here are two great opportunities to learn more about the Robot Operating System. EandM Engineering have released the videos from their popular half day “Getting Started With ROS” workshop. And the ROS Industrial Consortium are holding a more in-depth two and half day ROS-Industrial developers training in Milpitas on November 16-18.The first option is free and gives you a taster of ROS. The second option is a good follow on. It costs but you are getting a lot more ROS. (And there’s a small discount for Silicon Valley Robotics members.) Both courses feature content and trainers from SWRI who founded and maintain ROS Industrial.
ROS Industrial videos and training | Silicon Valley Robotics
ROS Industrial Videos and Training
On October 22, 2015, Posted by admin , In California Robotics News, With Comments Off on ROS Industrial Videos and Training
Want to get your teeth into ROS Industrial? Here are two great opportunities to learn more about the Robot Operating System. EandM Engineering have released the videos from their popular half day “Getting Started With ROS” workshop. And the ROS Industrial Consortium are holding a more in-depth two and half day ROS-Industrial developers training in Milpitas on November 16-18.The first option is free and gives you a taster of ROS. The second option is a good follow on. It costs but you are getting a lot more ROS. (And there’s a small discount for Silicon Valley Robotics members.) Both courses feature content and trainers from SWRI who founded and maintain ROS Industrial.
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