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ROS2 for Beginners

Edouard Renard

100 Lessons (10h)

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Experience level required: Intermediate
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Course Curriculum

100 Lessons (10h)

Your First Program
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1. Intro
1.1 Welcome!3:11
1.2 What is ROS2, When to use it, and Why?6:47
1.3 How to get the most out of this course
2. Install ROS2 and Setup Your Environment
2.1 Intro
2.2 Which ROS2 Distribution to Use4:53
2.3 Install Ubuntu 20.04 on a Virtual Machine (VirtualBox)16:09
2.4 Programming Tools I Will Use During This Course3:44
2.5 Install ROS2 Foxy Fitzroy on Ubuntu 20.043:41
2.6 Setup Your Environment For ROS22:16
2.7 Launch a ROS2 Program!2:48
2.8 Section Conclusion
3. Write your First ROS2 Program
3.1 Intro
3.2 Install the ROS2 build tool - Colcon2:18
3.3 Create a ROS2 Workspace4:08
3.4 Create a Python Package5:57
3.5 Create a C++ Package4:08
3.6 What is a ROS2 Node?7:35
3.7 Write a Python Node - Minimal Code14:57
3.8 Write a Python Node - With OOP7:46
3.9 Write a C++ Node - Minimal Code13:36
3.10 Write a C++ Node - With OOP9:44
3.11 OOP Template For Your Nodes
3.12 More about the ROS2 Client Libraries for Different Languages2:31
3.13 Section Conclusion
4. Introduction to ROS2 tools
4.1 Intro
4.2 Debug and Monitor Your Nodes With ros2 cli9:57
4.3 Rename a Node at Runtime6:02
4.4 Colcon5:00
4.5 rqt and rqt_graph3:48
4.6 Discover Turtlesim4:53
4.7 Activity 001 - ROS2 Nodes and Tools
4.8 Activity 001 - Solution4:25
4.9 Section Conclusion
5. ROS2 Topics - Make Your Nodes Communicate Between Each Other
5.1 Intro
5.2 What is a ROS2 Topic?9:00
5.3 Write a Python Publisher18:20
5.4 Write a Python Subscriber9:36
5.5 Write a C++ Publisher17:11
5.6 Write a C++ Subscriber10:01
5.7 Debug ROS2 Topics with Command Line Tools7:07
5.8 Remap a Topic at Runtime3:38
5.9 Monitor Topics with rqt and rqt_graph6:18
5.10 Experiment on Topics with Turtlesim4:52
5.11 Activity 002 - ROS2 Topics
5.12 Activity 002 - Solution [1/2]8:47
5.13 Activity 002 - Solution [2/2]11:09
5.14 Section Conclusion
6. ROS2 Services - Client/Server Communication Between Nodes
6.1 Intro
6.2 What is a Service?7:00
6.3 Write a Python Service Server13:39
6.4 Write a Python Service Client - no OOP13:44
6.5 Write a Python Service Client - OOP12:13
6.6 Write a C++ Service Server14:42
6.7 Write a C++ Service Client - no OOP14:23
6.8 Write a C++ Service Client - OOP17:13
6.9 Debug Services with ROS2 Tools4:50
6.10 Remap a Service at Runtime3:09
6.11 Experiment on Services with Turtlesim7:48
6.12 Activity 003 - ROS2 Services
6.13 Activity 003 - Solution11:56
6.14 Section Conclusion
7. Create Custom ROS2 Interfaces (Msg and Srv)
7.1 Intro
7.2 What are ROS2 Interfaces?11:34
7.3 Create and Build Your First Custom Msg13:50
7.4 Use Your Custom Msg in a Python Node10:27
7.5 Use Your Custom Msg in a C++ Node4:27
7.6 Create and Build Your First Custom Srv4:32
7.7 Debug Msg and Srv with ROS2 Tools7:06
7.8 Activity 004 - ROS2 Custom Interfaces
7.9 Activity 004 - Solution [1/3]10:54
7.10 Activity 004 - Solution [2/3]13:31
7.11 Activity 004 - Solution [3/3]19:31
7.12 Section Conclusion
8. Change Node Settings at Runtime with ROS2 Parameters
8.1 Intro
8.2 What is a ROS2 Parameter?3:18
8.3 Declare Your Parameters12:16
8.4 Get Parameters From a Python Node11:32
8.5 Get Parameters From a C++ Node9:38
8.6 Activity 005 - ROS2 Parameters
8.7 Activity 005 - Solution [1/2]5:58
8.8 Activity 005 - Solution [2/2]4:20
8.9 Section Conclusion
9. Scale Your Application With ROS2 Launch Files
9.1 Intro
9.2 What is a ROS2 Launch File?2:31
9.3 Create and Install a Launch File14:19
9.4 Configure Your Nodes in a Launch File6:41
9.5 Activity 006 - ROS2 Launch Files
9.6 Activity 006 - Solution11:17
9.7 Section Conclusion
10. Complete Project With Turtlesim
10.1 Intro - Your Challenge0:50
10.2 Some Tips to Get Started
10.3 Project - Step 1/628:29
10.4 Project - Step 2/615:40
10.5 Project - Step 3/617:09
10.6 Project - Step 4/619:09
10.7 Project - Step 5/67:26
10.8 Project - Step 6/612:24
10.9 Project Conclusion
11. Conclusion
11.1 What You've Learned1:52
11.2 What to do next

ROS2 for Beginners

Edouard RenardEdouard Renard | Software Engineer & Entrepreneur 4.2/5 Instructor Rating: ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

Edouard Renard is a software engineer and entrepreneur. He enjoys teaching new technologies to people, and making complex stuff easy to understand. His method is simple and contains only 3 words: Step-By-Step. He knows how hard it can be to learn a new topic and just be lost in an ocean of information, without knowing what to do. In his courses, he makes sure that you learn one step at a time, through practice, and that you also learn the best practices.

Edouard also co-founded a robotics startup in 2016, building a complete robotic arm, from scratch, with Arduino, Raspberry Pi, Ubuntu, and ROS. Thus, he is aware of things that work and things that don’t work, thanks to a lot of practice. This will save you precious time and make you progress faster.

Description

This course aims to remove the big learning curve that you face when you start to learn ROS by yourself. It will show you, step by step, what you need to know to get started and master ROS basics. For each section, the instructor will explain one concept that is easy to understand, and then you will practice with me by writing, building, and running some code. This course will show you what you need to pay attention to, what you need to focus on, and how to avoid common mistakes. And, more importantly, you will get some activities and challenges to make you practice the concepts you’ve just seen.

4.6/5 average rating: ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

Access 100 lectures & 10 hours of content 24/7
Master ROS basics
Create, build, run, & debug your ROS program
Learn ROS best practices to make your application readable & scalable
Create reusable code for any robot powered by ROS
Write ROS code with both Python and C++

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Basic programming knowledge (Python or C++)
Familiarity with Linux and how to use a terminal

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