by Sabrina Guillen | Apr 12, 2022 | Blog, ROS Spotlight |
It has been an exciting month for the ROS community. We were thrilled to announce that ROS 2 is available on Husky UGV. We now have even more to share with the wider community, as we are pleased to announce that ROS Noetic is available on Husky UGV, Jackal UGV, Dingo,...
by Sabrina Guillen | Mar 17, 2022 | Blog, ROS Spotlight |
We are happy to announce that ROS 2 is now available on Husky UGV – and Jackal UGV isn’t far behind! ROS 2 aims to improve on ROS 1 in novel and exciting ways in order to better meet the needs of the ROS community. These novel use cases can range from multi-robot...
by Sabrina Guillen | Aug 30, 2021 | Blog, ROS Spotlight |
Last month, we announced integrated support for the latest (and final) release of the ROS1 framework, ROS Noetic, on Jackal UGV. Now, we are excited to announce expanded support for Jackal’s older brother, Husky UGV! ROS Noetic uses the same basic package...
by Sabrina Guillen | Jul 21, 2021 | Blog, ROS Spotlight |
We are excited to announce integrated support for the latest (and final) release of the ROS1 framework, ROS Noetic, on Jackal UGV! ROS Noetic uses the same basic package structure as ROS Melodic, but runs on Ubuntu 20.04 and will be supported until May 2025. One of...
![[VIDEO] Spot Joins OTTO AMRs on Test Floor With ROS Integration](https://s3.amazonaws.com/assets.clearpathrobotics.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/29133725/Spot_OTTO_Demo-1-1050x675.jpg)
by Sabrina Guillen | Feb 4, 2021 | Blog, ROS Spotlight, Uncategorized |
We recently had the opportunity to partner with the other half of the Clearpath team, OTTO Motors, to combine our separate areas of expertise into a dynamic real-world application using Boston Dynamics‘ Spot. At the end of last year, we released a ROS software...
by Sabrina Guillen | Jan 22, 2021 | Blog, In the News, ROS Spotlight |
Original blog post written by Andrew Keefe of Systems Intelliegence Solutions We were incredibly excited to recently see Systems Intelligence Solutions publish the work they’ve been doing with Boston Dynamics‘ Spot based on the ROS Driver we released for...
