Willow Garage posted these videos of all the presentations at this years ROSCon and we thought we'd compile ths list for you here. 11+ hours of great content.
Luke Hetherington | RoboticsTomorrow
Willow Garage posted these videos of all the presentations at this years ROSCon and we thought we'd compile ths list for you here. 11+ hours of great content.
- Day One Opening Remarks (10mins) [youtube]
- Day One Keynote: ROS: Past, present, and future (66mins) [part 1] [part 2]
- URDF and You (44mins) [youtube] [slides]
- Motion Planning in ROS (44mins) [youtube]
- Introduction to rosjava (39mins) [youtube] [slides]
- The Gazebo Simulator as a Development Tool in ROS (46mins) [youtube] [slides]
- Using ROS on Field Robotic Experiments in Remote Locations (20mins) [youtube]
- ROS for Humanoid Robots (23mins) [youtube] [slides]
- “Moe” The Autonomous Lawnmower (18mins) [youtube] [slides]
- Lightning Talks (46mins) [youtube]
- Day Two Opening Remarks (2mins) [youtube]
- Day Two Keynote: Architecting Real-time Control of Robonaut 2 using ROS and Orocos (56mins) [youtube]
- Understanding tf (38mins) [youtube]
- The current state and future of multi-master, multi-robot systems using ROS (35mins) [youtube]
- Writing Hardware Drivers (40mins) [youtube] [slides]
- Understanding the Kinect (42mins) [youtube]
- ROS on Windows (19mins) [youtube]
- The ROS wiki how to make the best use of it (19mins) [youtube]
- Measuring and Tracking Code Quality in ROS (22mins) [youtube]
- Teaching Robotics with ROS: Experiences, Suggestions, and Tales of Woe (20mins) [youtube]
- Robot Web Applications (22mins) [youtube]
- Using Open Sound Control Hardware and Software with ROS (13mins) [youtube]
- Closing Remarks (4mins) [youtube]
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