ROS: towards open source in robotics
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Overview of the Robot Operating System (ROS), an open-source robotics middleware created by Willow Garage and Stanford starting in 2007. Covers ROS’s design goals and technical architecture, what it does and does not provide, examples of how researchers and companies use ROS (including early commercial ROS-based products), and community-focused ecosystem and future development directions.
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