Robotics Academy: Open Source Robotics Platform
summary
Platform packages ROS and Gazebo into a Docker single-command image so users skip long installs and run the full stack on Mac/Windows/Linux; it exposes Python coding with two libraries (HAL and GUI), WebSockets + noVNC visualizations, and CUDA acceleration for GPU workloads. The repo contains about 26 exercises across autonomous driving, computer vision, drones and service robots, a web React/Django UI, VNC-streamed Gazebo demos (line-following shown) and direct deployment to physical robots.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction and speaker intro
- 1:48Robotics Academy platform overview
- 3:16Platform demo and features
- 5:00Platform capabilities and exercises
- 8:09Exercise categories and examples
- 9:36Platform architecture and tech stack
- 12:21Developed products and tools
- 13:26Q&A session
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