Online Hands-on Training

Mastering ROS2 Navigation

Learn how to make robots autonomously navigate using ROS2 Navigation (Nav2).

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May 1 – 3, 2023

North American Central Time

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Online with Remote Real Robots

NOT slides-based. Based on practice with simulated & remote real robot labs.

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Training Overview

With the arrival of Robot Operating System 2 (ROS 2), it is essential to learn how to make your robot autonomously navigate with Nav2. The ROS 2 Navigation Stack (Nav2) is a collection of packages that you can use to move your robot from point A to point B safely and can be applied in many real-world robotic applications, such as warehouses, restaurants, hospitals, hotel room service, and much more.

In this 3-day training, you will learn how to set up and configure the ROS2 Navigation Stack for any robot (SLAM + Path Planning + Obstacle Avoidance) and you will create an application that interacts with Nav2.

A ROS training that’s highly practical, with support

This course is a live online training, where we teach you in real-time, step-by-step. You will learn on an online IDE website, along with explanatory notebooks and robotic simulations, and practice a lot with simulated robots and with our remote real warehouse robots.

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Total time: 22 hours

Every day from 9 AM to 6 PM

Instructor-led

Intensive Live Training

Who is this training for?

  • Robotics Developers who want to run their robots with ROS 2
  • Companies that want to equip their team with ROS 2
  • Robotics teams that want to transition from ROS1 to ROS2

Real Robots Used

You will be using the following real robots throughout the training

RB-1 BASE mobile robot

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Simulated Robots Used

You will use several robots in simulations and others in reality. This will allow you to see the flexibility of ROS2 with different robotic platforms.

Warehouse Real Robot Lab

A small warehouse robot lab running with an RB-1 BASE mobile industrial robot for practicing robotics applications for warehouse and logistics use cases.

Warehouse World

A small warehouse world running with a Neobotix’s MP-400 mobile industrial robot to practice navigation.

Syllabus

What You Will Learn in 3-Day

Prerequisites:

  • ROS2 Basics. Take this training if you don’t have that knowledge.
  • Basic programming knowledge in Python or C ++.
  • Institution: The Construct in cooperation with Robotnik
  • Programming Language: Python and C++ in Linux
  • Language: English

See below a list of topics covered in this training. Lessons are practical, and you will practice on an online IDE website.

Day 1: SLAM (Mapping + Localization + Path Planning+ Obstacle Avoidance)

Day 2: Behaviors + Plugins + Lifecycle Manager

Day 3: Nav2 Application (create an application that interacts with Nav2)

Topics included:

  • Configure & launch a full navigation stack in ROS2
  • Create a map of the environment using SLAM-Toolbox
  • Provide the map to other applications using a map server
  • Localize the robot using the AMCL particle filter
  • Plan paths from one location to another using the planner for differential robots
  • Make the robot follow a trajectory while avoiding obstacles using the controller
  • Waypoint Follower
  • Configure the costmaps (global and local) for effective obstacle avoidance
  • Use Behavior Trees to control the navigation behavior of the robot
  • Create behavior trees for the bt_navigator
  • Managed nodes work in deep
  • Manage recovery behaviors
  • Manage and synchronize the navigation nodes using the lifecycle manager (programmatically)
  • Programmatically send requests and goals to the navigation system from external nodes using Python3

Instructors

Miguel Angel

Miguel Angel

Head of Research @ The Construct | Creator of over 10 ROS AI courses | Author of ROS IN 5 DAYS book collection

Alberto Ezquerro

Alberto Ezquerro

Head of Education @ The Construct | Creator of over 30 ROS courses | Author of ROS IN 5 DAYS book collection

Ricardo Téllez

Ricardo Téllez

CEO @ The Construct | Teacher of Robotics at La Salle University and Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya

Rodrigo Gonzalez

Rodrigo Gonzalez

Robotics Engineer @ The Construct | Leader of RoBox – 24/7 Remote Real Robot Lab

Roberto Zegers

Roberto Zegers

Robotics Software Developer / Creator of ROS2 Control course

We Help You to Achieve Success

Thanks to TheConstruct for the outstanding workshop. The course was really interesting, valuable and helpful!

During the workshop, we completed several projects. We were able to apply many advanced topics…and had the chance to deploy them on a real robot!

Thanks to TheConstruct providing deep knowledge and understanding of many ROS tools, and delivering such a professional experience!

Certificate

Get recognized! Upon successfully completing this training, The Construct grants a certificate of completion to participants. This training is graded as a pass or fail; participants must receive 75% to pass and obtain the certificate of completion.

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Mastering ROS2 Navigation

Benefits you will receive with this training:

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3 days of live training guided by ROS experts

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20+ hands-on exercises with simulated robots

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12 hours of practice in our Remote Real Warehouse Robot Lab

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6 months of access to the course material

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Life-long access to the code developed during the training

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Continuously updated course content

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Fast support & guidance from instructors

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Training Completion Certificate

 

Registration Fee
€2,399 EUR/Person
Early bird price before Apr 1st, 2023
€1,999 EUR/Person

 

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to install ROS in advance?

No. This training is 100% online, you only need to bring your laptop and connect to the internet. You can use Windows, Linux, or macOS.

What do I need to prepare?

To prepare for this online workshop, you need to know the basics of Linux, Python, and C++. This is mandatory, so in case you need it, take the following three free courses:

  1. Linux for robotics
  2. Python3 for robotics
  3. C++ for robotics

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