ROS2 For Beginners (ROS Foxy, Humble – 2024)
ROS2 For Beginners (ROS Foxy, Humble – 2024), available at $84.99, has an average rating of 4.66, with 103 lectures, based on 3238 reviews, and has 14878 subscribers.
You will learn about Master ROS2 core concepts Build a complete ROS2 application from A to Z Use Robot Operating System 2 with both Python and Cpp Discover ROS2 Tools and how to use them Learn best practices for ROS2 development Practice a lot with many activities and a final project ROS2 Nodes, Topics, Services, Parameters, Launch Files, and much more This course is ideal for individuals who are Students, Engineers, Researchers, Teachers, Developers, Hobbyists. or Anyone who wants to learn about ROS2 from scratch, and not waste time. or People who want to build scalable robotics applications, faster. or ROS1 developers who are still at a beginner level and want to start learning ROS2. It is particularly useful for Students, Engineers, Researchers, Teachers, Developers, Hobbyists. or Anyone who wants to learn about ROS2 from scratch, and not waste time. or People who want to build scalable robotics applications, faster. or ROS1 developers who are still at a beginner level and want to start learning ROS2.
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Summary
Title: ROS2 For Beginners (ROS Foxy, Humble – 2024)
Price: $84.99
Average Rating: 4.66
Number of Lectures: 103
Number of Published Lectures: 103
Number of Curriculum Items: 103
Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 103
Original Price: $199.99
Quality Status: approved
Status: Live
What You Will Learn
- Master ROS2 core concepts
- Build a complete ROS2 application from A to Z
- Use Robot Operating System 2 with both Python and Cpp
- Discover ROS2 Tools and how to use them
- Learn best practices for ROS2 development
- Practice a lot with many activities and a final project
- ROS2 Nodes, Topics, Services, Parameters, Launch Files, and much more
Who Should Attend
- Students, Engineers, Researchers, Teachers, Developers, Hobbyists.
- Anyone who wants to learn about ROS2 from scratch, and not waste time.
- People who want to build scalable robotics applications, faster.
- ROS1 developers who are still at a beginner level and want to start learning ROS2.
Target Audiences
- Students, Engineers, Researchers, Teachers, Developers, Hobbyists.
- Anyone who wants to learn about ROS2 from scratch, and not waste time.
- People who want to build scalable robotics applications, faster.
- ROS1 developers who are still at a beginner level and want to start learning ROS2.
In this course, I will take you, step by step, in a few hours, from a complete beginner to a ROS2 developer who can write scalable robotics applications.
→ You are learning ROS 2 from scratch?
And you may ask yourself: Where to start? How to learn? What to do first?
When I first got started using Robot Operating System, it was really hard for me to answer those questions. Thus, learning ROS/ROS2 was hard. But it doesn’t have to be, if you learn with the right resources.
Also, something I noticed is that when people are teaching ROS2 (in 2024), they are often making comparisons with ROS1. But, what if you don’t know ROS1 ???
I have created this course so you can properly learn ROS2 from the beginning, with no prior knowledge in Robot Operating System, and without having to waste weeks, or even months, trying to find what to do. You can say goodbye to this big learning curve everyone faces when learning ROS2.
The course is structured so that you can follow it, one step at a time, and get everything you need in the right order. At the end of the course, you’ll be confident enough to start your own Robot Operating System 2 application.
→ How do I teach?
Here’s my teaching method, in 3 points:
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Step by step.
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Going to the point.
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Practice, practice, practice.
That’s it. No useless stuff and distraction, just the important things you need in order to create ROS 2 applications.
My experience with Robot Operating System is very practical. I actually used it to build a robotic arm that is now on the market. So I had no other choice than being practical and going to the point. And that’s the way I want to teach you.
→ So, what are you going to learn?
Here are the main concepts you’ll see in this course:
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ROS2 Installation, Workspace, Packages, …
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ROS2 Nodes
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ROS2 Topics
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ROS2 Services
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ROS2 Custom Messages
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ROS2 Parameters
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ROS2 Launch Files
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…
Each section/module of the course is focused on one ROS2 key concept. For each concept, you’ll get:
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Concept explanation, with the context, and why you need to learn that.
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Step by Step “how to” videos (for both Python and Cpp).
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An activity to practice + detailed solution video.
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A recap + code download of everything we did in the section.
I like to start with the “why” question, which is, to me, the most important question you can ask. If you understand the “why”, then everything after that will make sense because you know where you’re going, and why you’re going there.
I also take the time to write all the code with you. Some teachers and instructors like to show you a huge bunch of code and then tell you “ok this code does that”. I personally don’t do this. When I write code, I write it completely, with you, and I explain why I’m writing what I write.
At the end of the course, you will have the opportunity to work on a complete project, using the Turtlesim simulation. This will help you practice more on everything you’ll see in the course, and that will be your first real project from A to Z.
Along the course you’ll also learn how to use ROS2 tools to debug your application, monitor what’s going on, and build your code.
With everything you’ll learn + the best practices I’ll give you, you will be ready to start any ROS2 project with a good foundation.
So… Why should you guess what to learn? Start learning ROS2 now with this complete and structured course!
→ Note – this course is not for you if you:
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Are already a ROS2 advanced or expert developer.
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Have never used Python or C++ before.
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Also, this is not a “ROS1 to ROS2” guide. This is a course where you learn ROS2 from scratch, with no ROS1 knowledge required.
Course Curriculum
Chapter 1: Introduction
Lecture 1: Welcome!
Lecture 2: What is ROS2, When to use it, and Why?
Lecture 3: How to get the most out of this course
Chapter 2: Install ROS2 and Setup Your Environment
Lecture 1: Intro
Lecture 2: Which ROS2 Distribution to Use
Lecture 3: Install Ubuntu 22.04 on a Virtual Machine (VirtualBox)
Lecture 4: Programming Tools I Will Use During this Course
Lecture 5: Install ROS2 Humble on Ubuntu 22.04
Lecture 6: Setup your Environment for ROS2
Lecture 7: Launch a ROS2 Program!
Lecture 8: Section Conclusion
Chapter 3: Write Your First ROS2 Program
Lecture 1: Intro
Lecture 2: Install the ROS2 build tool – Colcon
Lecture 3: Create a ROS2 Workspace
Lecture 4: Create a Python Package
Lecture 5: Create a C++ Package
Lecture 6: What is a ROS2 Node?
Lecture 7: Write a Python Node – Minimal Code
Lecture 8: Write a Python Node – With OOP
Lecture 9: Write a C++ Node – Minimal Code
Lecture 10: Write a C++ Node – With OOP
Lecture 11: OOP Template for Your Nodes
Lecture 12: More about the ROS2 Client Libraries for Different Languages
Lecture 13: Section Conclusion
Chapter 4: Introduction to ROS2 Tools
Lecture 1: Intro
Lecture 2: Debug and Monitor Your Nodes With ros2 cli
Lecture 3: Rename a Node at Runtime
Lecture 4: Colcon
Lecture 5: Rqt and rqt_graph
Lecture 6: Discover Turtlesim
Lecture 7: Activity 001
Lecture 8: Activity 001 – Solution
Lecture 9: Section Conclusion
Chapter 5: ROS2 Topics – Make Your Nodes Communicate Between Each Other
Lecture 1: Intro
Lecture 2: What is a ROS2 Topic?
Lecture 3: Write a Python Publisher
Lecture 4: Write a Python Subscriber
Lecture 5: Write a C++ Publisher
Lecture 6: Write a C++ Subscriber
Lecture 7: Debug ROS2 Topics with Command Line Tools
Lecture 8: Remap a Topic at Runtime
Lecture 9: Monitor Topics With rqt and rqt_graph
Lecture 10: Experiment on Topics with Turtlesim
Lecture 11: Activity 002 – ROS2 Topics
Lecture 12: Activity 002 – Solution [1/2]
Lecture 13: Activity 002 – Solution [2/2]
Lecture 14: Section Conclusion
Chapter 6: ROS2 Services – Client/Server Communication Between Nodes
Lecture 1: Intro
Lecture 2: What is a ROS2 Service?
Lecture 3: Write a Python Service Server
Lecture 4: Write a Python Service Client – no OOP
Lecture 5: Write a Python Service Client – OOP
Lecture 6: Write a C++ Service Server
Lecture 7: Write a C++ Service Client – no OOP
Lecture 8: Write a C++ Service Client – OOP
Lecture 9: Debug Services with ROS2 Tools
Lecture 10: Remap a Service at Runtime
Lecture 11: Experiment on Services with Turtlesim
Lecture 12: Activitiy 003 – ROS2 Services
Lecture 13: Activity 003 – Solution
Lecture 14: Section Conclusion
Chapter 7: Create Custom ROS2 Interfaces (Msg and Srv)
Lecture 1: Intro
Lecture 2: What are ROS2 Interfaces?
Lecture 3: Create and Build Your First Custom Msg
Lecture 4: Use Your Custom Msg in a Python Node
Lecture 5: Use Your Custom Msg in a Cpp Node
Lecture 6: Create and Build Your First Custom Srv
Lecture 7: Debug Msg and Srv With ROS2 Tools
Lecture 8: Activity 004 – ROS2 Custom Interfaces
Lecture 9: Activity 004 – Solution [1/3]
Lecture 10: Activity 004 – Solution [2/3]
Lecture 11: Activity 004 – Solution [3/3]
Lecture 12: Section Conclusion
Chapter 8: Change Node Settings at Runtime with ROS2 Parameters
Lecture 1: Intro
Lecture 2: What is a ROS2 Parameter?
Lecture 3: Declare Your Parameters
Lecture 4: Get Parameters from a Python Node
Lecture 5: Get Parameters from a C++ Node
Lecture 6: Activity 005 – ROS2 Parameters
Lecture 7: Activity 005 – Solution [1/2]
Lecture 8: Activity 005 – Solution [2/2]
Lecture 9: Section Conclusion
Chapter 9: Scale Your Application With ROS2 Launch Files
Lecture 1: Intro
Lecture 2: What is a ROS2 Launch File?
Lecture 3: Create and Install a Launch File
Lecture 4: Configure Your Nodes in a Launch File
Lecture 5: Activity 006 – ROS2 Launch Files
Lecture 6: Activity 006 – Solution
Lecture 7: Section Conclusion
Chapter 10: Complete Project With Turtlesim
Lecture 1: Turtlesim Project – The Result You'll Get at the End
Instructors
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Edouard Renard
Software Engineer and Robotics Teacher
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- 4 stars: 988 votes
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