The event will take place from 23rd of September till 27th of September 2019. Everyone who is interested in learning ROS is invited to register now! For registration contact Johan Benade <BenadeJG@tut.ac.za> from TUT.
This week of TUT ROS Summer School will cover the following topics of mobile robotics programming:
Communication
Coordinate Transforms
Hardware Interfacing
Teleoperation
Landmark Detection
Localization
Mapping
The best part of course is using all this learned knowledge on real Hardware with our mobile Robots.
All is organized by MASCOR and TUT. The ROS Summer School is designed to teach participants about how to get started with ROS; it is created for those who have had an interest in autonomous systems, but didn’t quite know how to get started. With that, organizers recommend students have a basic knowledge of Linux (Ubuntu) and one programming language such as Python or C++.
The ROS Summer School is part of the ROSIN project. The ROSIN project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No. 732287.
I welcome you as well to the ROS Discourse community!
Meanwhile there are a couple of trainings available worldwide. In USA you should try to check with ROS-I Consortium. They host trainings several times.
Our ROSIN consortium is also hosting trainings and schools multiple times. Checkout http://rosin-project.eu/ for further information.
I’m back with more questions, I co-chair a tech committee and some members from outside of South Africa are interested in this course, but there are some logistical issues that need to be figured out to get them there.
How long will the registration be open for? And is it possible to register and be accepted, and then pay the fee at a later date when the visa and other arrangements have been confirmed? I’m not able to get the registration page to load at the moment (from the US), so these questions may be answered there. If it is easier to reply via email, mine is amytabb at ieee dot org – I was not able to find yours.
Closing the loop on ROS discourse – thanks Johan for the email so that tech committee members in Africa (but outside of South Africa) can get more information and make their plans.