June 18, 2022 | 7am-7pm, CEST
Practice-Based Virtual Conference on ROS Robot ProgrammingBuilt By ROS Developers, Powered By The Construct
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A ROS Learning Adventure in the Deep Sea
This year, ROSDevDay will be held in the Deep Sea. Our journey begins on a submarine ride to Alpha-7 station.
departure date and time
June 18, 2022, at 07:00 CEST
departure
Port of Southampton, UK
submarine model
USS ALABAMA SSBN 731 OHIO CLASS BALLISTIC MISSILE NUCLEAR SUBMARINE
Our Mission:
Learn to program autonomous robots that can find the lost city of Atlantis and more…
Learn from ROS Experts in 8 ROS Presentations
Your journey begins with a 1- hour submarine ride to Alpha-7 deep-sea station where 8 ROS global experts await your arrival.
Speakers
These ROS experts await your arrival
Keynote
Simulating and Testing Underwater Robots in GazeboSim – ROS2
Arjo Chakravarty
Robotics Software Engineer
Hands-on Isaac ROS Visual SLAM with Nanosaur – ROS2
Raffaello Bonghi
DevRel Manager Robotics
Writing Path Planning Algorithms in ROS – ROS1
Sakshay Mahna
Robotics Software Engineer
Vulcanexus, Enhancing ROS2 for Monitoring and Security – ROS2
Eduardo Ponz
Robotics Software Engineer
Using Firebase Realtime Database to Control Robots Remotely over the Internet – ROS1
Nilutpol Kashyap
ROS Developer
Build a MoveIt’s Planning Scene for a Pick & Place Application
María Beneyto Gómez-Polo
R&D Engineer
How to Transparently Control Remote Simulations – ROS2
Dominik Nowak
CTO
Using Nav2 to Find a Shelf and Carry it Away – ROS2
Steven Murray
ROS/Robotics Student
In the land of autonomous underwater vehicles
A 12-h learning journey
At Alpha-7 station, we will start learning the latest ROS subjects from global experts in the station’s pressurized environment while practicing ROS1 & ROS2 with simulated robots. Learn to program the robots of the future and beyond!
ROSDevDay2022 Recaps
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Last Year’s ROSDevDay trip was to Mars!
This is what you missed
Not used to getting up this early on a Saturday morning, but I’m glad I did. Really awesome presentation on #nav2 features at #ROSDevDay @_TheConstruct_ #ROS #ROS2 pic.twitter.com/dj9zjMUdeX
— Aditya Kamath (@kamathsblog) June 19, 2021
Glad to be a part of 4th annual #ROSDevDay 🙂 The construct has done a very good job. All speakers are great. Excellent talks and presentations. pic.twitter.com/7FBAtNUmWq
— Anubhav Dogra (@dogra_anubhav) June 19, 2021
I can’t believe I just spend 12 hours at #ROSDevDay2020 it was really interesting and had so much fun ! Thanks @_TheConstruct_ for organising it! Looking forward for next year 🤞 pic.twitter.com/TsdHjFvn9g
— Gaby Gallegos (@Gaba80) June 27, 2020
Even though I don’t know ROS well I still took a chance and attended #ROSDevDay2020 this year, at least until I passed out at 4am. At least I learned that ROS seems like a great platform for the Servo v2 design. Now to learn ROS and see if his components are compatible with it.😅 pic.twitter.com/cfduCmimSF
— ⚙️Packy (@packratt1) June 27, 2020
Had a great time at the #ROSDevDay2020. The talks were really well structured and interesting. Learnt a lot of new things! Thank you @_TheConstruct_. We want it more often than once a year!
Also petition to rename #ROS awards to R’OSCARS! @_RicardoTellez_ pic.twitter.com/4pOujZPcEh— TechnoYantra (@TechnoYantra) June 27, 2020
火星からのお届けw #ROSDevDay21 #ROSDevDay pic.twitter.com/aMAbZV3ndA
— youtalk #ROS2ではじめよう (@youtalk) June 19, 2021
Enjoying ROS Developers day at Karelics #ROSDevDay #Karelics pic.twitter.com/ZaHFgw83jr
— Joni Pöllänen (@JoniPollanen) June 19, 2021
Getting morning started with such great #ROS #Developer #ROSDevDay pic.twitter.com/mcmcc8tqRF
— Shyam Ganatra (@iamshyamganatra) June 19, 2021
Webviz I like it #ROSDevDay2020 pic.twitter.com/V4XjlTTzBm
— Mohammad Omar (@m_omar82) June 27, 2020
Getting morning started with such great #ROS #Developer #ROSDevDay pic.twitter.com/mcmcc8tqRF
— Shyam Ganatra (@iamshyamganatra) June 19, 2021
My setup for 12 hours of hands-on #robotics virtual conference @_TheConstruct_ 🤖 a bit of an early start at 6 am on a Saturday but it’s worth it #ROSDevDay2020 #ROS @RobotnikRobots #learnROS #goROS pic.twitter.com/50oYTWPuN9
— Abdulrahman Albar (@amab94) June 27, 2020
After coffee ☕️ #ROSDevDay afternoon session! MicroROS in ROS2 COOL! 💪💪 @_TheConstruct_ pic.twitter.com/iiINtTnWEL
— Raffaello Bonghi, PhD (@raffaello86) June 27, 2020
Angry Robot! 😂🥊#ROSDevDay2020 pic.twitter.com/bnlnhlGMbb
— Ali Khorshidi Benam ✪ (@AliKhorshidi94) June 27, 2020
Pulling an all-nighter for #ROSDevDay2020 🤖☕️ pic.twitter.com/CdfxcJK8zY
— Ronald Marrero (@CSharpRon) June 27, 2020
Attending #ROSDevDay #GoROS This is going to be fun. pic.twitter.com/p75Kyp6LML
— TechnoYantra (@TechnoYantra) June 19, 2021
The 4th #ROSDevDay is starting!!!! I’m joining with my tiny #ROS2 pantilt_bot robot which I’ll use on my keynote. https://t.co/KEoyDwiPtJ pic.twitter.com/gigAWgGWoa
— youtalk #ROS2ではじめよう (@youtalk) June 19, 2021
What is ROSDevDay
It is NOT just another slideshow conference.
It is NOT a virtual event based on pre-recorded videos.
It is NOT a conference based on talk, talk, talk.
ROSDevDay is practice-based
It is an only for the brave challenge
It is a touch code & robots event
It is a programming orgy for ROS developers
It is a thank God for coffee 12h ROS marathon
It is a conference based on practice, practice, practice.
Are you in?
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Registration will close on June 15, 2022.
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FAQs
Do I need to install ROS in advance?
NO.
All you have to do is bring your laptop and make sure you are connected to the internet.
This is a completely online event. We will use the online IDE -ROS Development Studio, where you will be able to run any distribution of ROS and program robots.
Can I participate even if I'm new to ROS?
Do I need to have ROS1 or ROS2 experience?
Will a certificate of participation be issued?
If the conferences will be record?
Yes, the conference talks will be posted on Youtube. But all the tutorials (code) will not be available, it is only for the attendants.