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Rover at ROSCon Macau 2019

We at Rover Robotics were excited to attend our first ROSCon which took place at the Conrad Casino in Macau, China from Oct 31th – Nov 1st 2019. We exhibited in Booth 2 with ADLINK Technologies. ADLINK makes rugged computers with ROS 2 support, we make Rugged robots with ROS 2 support, it was a […]

ROS 2 dev tip: sync your code with lsyncd

I frequently write code on my computer and want to build, deploy, and run it fast. How do I make sure I’m always running the same code on both machines? I work on an Ubuntu desktop and my robot runs Ubuntu. Both computers are running on Intel NUCs. Note: This works with both ROS 1 […]

ROS 2: Maps Maps Maps

Map resolution One of the most important things for ground robots is the map. When a robot is navigating around, it uses the map for figuring out where it is, this is call localizing. We want a fine enough resolution map to capture room features reliably – the coarser the resolution, the more distorted the […]

ROS 2 – Is it time to switch? [tutorial included]

This blog post is now outdated, check out our latest posting here About the authors: This post was written by Dan Rose and Nick Fragale from Rover Robotics (a robotics OEM) with help from Open Robotics, the AWS RoboMaker team, ADLINK Technology, and Intel. Our goal is to progress and proliferate ROS 2 and we […]

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