Thanks for a great video. I have been searching for exactly this, for months. Your demonstration of streaming video from the pi, to be analysed on the dev machine is exactly what I want to do. Thanks again for taking the time to make these videos.
I can'r stand the beauty in the thought process of a good teacher. And you're undoubtedly a good one. Keep up with the series, it's brilliant. I'm about engaging with a build alongside a friend.
Hey, great video as always though I had one minor issue with it, after git cloning the ball_tracker repo and I colcon build my new python packages aren't recognized for some reason. Is there something I'm missing here coz urs seem to work
Hi, I really enjoy your video and it helped me to study. I have recently started Robotics Engineering at a Japanese University. I am a little stuck on some issue. I am using VMware, Ubuntu 22.04 and ESP32 board and platformio extension in VSCode. I am trying to communicate with the ESP32 board over wifi. But, I can't publish data over Wi-Fi. Although my ESP32 board is connected to my wi-fi router. But, Ubuntu is not publishing data over wi-fi. Could you please give me some advice? Thanks, Simon Note: I really appreciate your initiative and help to the robotics community.
If you're trying to run the ball_tracker code, unfortunately (as per the README) it will not work because there is a file missing. I wrote this code a few years ago not realising that the code I borrowed was not licensed for redistribution. I am trying to get permission and then it should work (after a pull).
Excellent video!! Thanks for sharing your knowledge with practical examples for all of us who like to learn more about ROS. Greetings from Colombia :)
Thanks!
Thank you. Excellent series. Look forward to you porting everything onto Ros2 Humble.
Thanks for a great video. I have been searching for exactly this, for months. Your demonstration of streaming video from the pi, to be analysed on the dev machine is exactly what I want to do. Thanks again for taking the time to make these videos.
Seus vídeo me ajudaram muito a entender como funciona o ROS2 e como integrá-lo a sensores e atuadores! Parabéns pelo trabalho!
please continue this ROS series!
I can'r stand the beauty in the thought process of a good teacher. And you're undoubtedly a good one.
Keep up with the series, it's brilliant. I'm about engaging with a build alongside a friend.
Josh thank you as always for another great tutorial. Out here struggling with ROS2 😂
thank so much! I love your job!
Hey, great video as always though I had one minor issue with it, after git cloning the ball_tracker repo and I colcon build my new python packages aren't recognized for some reason. Is there something I'm missing here coz urs seem to work
Thanks for a great video. I have a question how can you move the real robot? How x y z data is processed to motor commands?
How can I change to another object ?
Hi,
I really enjoy your video and it helped me to study.
I have recently started Robotics Engineering at a Japanese University. I am a little stuck on some issue.
I am using VMware, Ubuntu 22.04 and ESP32 board and platformio extension in VSCode.
I am trying to communicate with the ESP32 board over wifi. But, I can't publish data over Wi-Fi. Although my ESP32 board is connected to my wi-fi router. But, Ubuntu is not publishing data over wi-fi.
Could you please give me some advice?
Thanks, Simon
Note: I really appreciate your initiative and help to the robotics community.
can Pi 4 handle the Depth camera and lidar together, can we also use jatson nano?
can it connect to gazebo for simulaion?
thankss please keep going the make video, because ı have a bot build with your videos and ı want the grow up thatt :)
Thanks and good luck!
thank you for your video.. i follow your video but i use ros humble. and i stuck at testing published message and subscribe message node.. 🥺
If you're trying to run the ball_tracker code, unfortunately (as per the README) it will not work because there is a file missing. I wrote this code a few years ago not realising that the code I borrowed was not licensed for redistribution. I am trying to get permission and then it should work (after a pull).
@@ArticulatedRobotics thank you for the information.. right now im stuck and i just do my research 😂