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Getting Started

  • PC Setup
  • MIT Introduction to C++
  • Bruce Eckel Thinking in C++ Vol. 1
  • Bruce Eckel Thinking in C++ Vol. 2
  • 0.1 - Intro to Ubuntu GUI
  • 0.2 - The Linux File System
  • 0.3 - Using the Terminal

ROS Basics (ROS2)

  • 1.0 - ROS Setup
  • 1.1 - Create a Workspace
  • 1.2 - Installing Packages
  • 1.3 - Packages and Nodes
  • 1.4 - Topics and Messages
  • 2.0 - Services
  • 2.1 - Actions
  • 2.2 - Launch Files
  • 2.3 - Parameters

ROS-Industrial Basics (ROS2)

  • 3.0a - Intro to ROS1
  • 3.0 - Intro to URDF
  • 3.1 - Workcell XACRO
  • 3.2 - Transforms using TF
  • 3.3 - Build a MoveIt Package
  • 3.4 - Motion Planning using RViz
  • 4.0 - Motion Planning using C++
  • 4.1 - Intro to Descartes
  • 4.2 - Intro to Perception

Application Demos

  • Demo 1 - Perception-Driven Manipulation
    • Demo 1.0 - Introduction
    • Demo 1.1 - Inspect the "pick_and_place_exercise" Package
    • Demo 1.2 - Package Setup
    • Demo 1.3 - Start in Simulation Mode
    • Demo 1.4 - Initialization and Global Variables
    • Demo 1.5 - Move Arm to Wait Position
    • Demo 1.6 - Open Gripper
    • Demo 1.7 - Detect Box Pick Point
    • Demo 1.8 - Create Pick Moves
    • Demo 1.9 - Pick Up Box
    • Demo 1.10 - Create Place Moves
    • Demo 1.11 - Place Box
  • Demo 2 - Descartes Planning and Execution
  • Demo 3 - Optimization Based Path Planning

Advanced Topics

  • 5.0 - Advanced Descartes Path Planning
  • 5.1 - Building a Perception Pipeline
  • 5.2 - Introduction to STOMP
  • 5.3 - Simple PCL Interface for Python
  • 5.4 - OpenCV Image Processing (Python)
  • 6.0 - Documentation Generation
  • 6.1 - Unit Testing
  • 6.2 - Using rqt tools for Analysis
  • 6.3 - ROS Style Guide and ros_lint
  • 6.4 - Introduction to ROS with Docker and Amazon Web Services (AWS)
  • 7.0 - ROS2 basics
  • 7.1 - ROS1 to ROS2 porting
  • 7.2 - Using the ROS1-ROS2 bridge
  • Legacy Material (ROS1)
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Application Demo 1 - Perception-Driven ManipulationΒΆ

  • Demo 1.0 - Introduction
    • Goal
    • Objectives
  • Demo 1.1 - Inspect the "pick_and_place_exercise" Package
    • Acquire the Workspace
    • Locate and navigate into the package
    • Look into the launch directory
    • Look into the config directory
    • Look into the src directory
  • Demo 1.2 - Package Setup
    • Download dependencies from source
    • Download debian dependencies
    • Build your workspace
    • Source the workspace
    • Import Package into QTCreator
    • Open the Main Thread Source File
  • Demo 1.3 - Start in Simulation Mode
    • Run setup launch file in simulation mode (simulated robot and sensor)
    • Setup for real robot and sensor
  • Demo 1.4 - Initialization and Global Variables
    • Application Variables
    • Node Initialization
  • Demo 1.5 - Move Arm to Wait Position
    • Locate Function
    • Complete Code
    • Build Code and Run
    • API References
  • Demo 1.6 - Open Gripper
    • Locate Function
    • Complete Code
    • Build Code and Run
    • API References
  • Demo 1.7 - Detect Box Pick Point
    • Locate Function
    • Complete Code
    • Build Code and Run
    • API References
  • Demo 1.8 - Create Pick Moves
    • Locate Function
    • Complete Code
    • Build Code and Run
    • API References
  • Demo 1.9 - Pick Up Box
    • Locate Function
    • Complete Code
    • Build Code and Run
    • API References
  • Demo 1.10 - Create Place Moves
    • Locate Function
    • Complete Code
    • Build Code and Run
    • API References
  • Demo 1.11 - Place Box
    • Locate Function
    • Complete Code
    • Build Code and Run
    • API References
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