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A Systematic Approach to Learning Robot Programming with ROS – eBook

Name: A Systematic Approach to Learning Robot Programming with ROS – eBook
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Author: Wyatt Newman
File Size: 49 MB
Format: PDF
Length: 530 pages
Publisher: Chapman and Hall/CRC; 1st edition
Publication Date: September 15, 2017
Language: English
ASIN: B0761YQCYN
ISBN-10: 1498777821
ISBN-13: 9781498777827

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A Systematic Approach to Learning Robot Programming with ROS (PDF) provides a comprehensive, introduction to the essential components of ROS through detailed explanations of simple code examples along with the corresponding theory of operation. The PDF ebook explores the organization of ROS, how to understand ROS packages, how to incorporate existing ROS packages into new applications, how to use ROS tools, and how to develop new packages for robotics and automation. It also facilitates continuing education by preparing the reader to better understand the existing on-line documentation.

The ebook is organized into 6 parts. It begins with an introduction to ROS foundations, including writing ROS nodes and ROS tools. Classes, Messages, and Servers are also covered. The 2^nd part of the PDF ebook features simulation and visualization with ROS, including coordinate transforms.

The next part of the book discusses perceptual processing in ROS. It includes coverage of using cameras in ROS, depth imaging and point clouds, and point cloud processing. Mobile robot control and navigation in ROS is featured in the 4^th part of the book

The 5^th section of the book contains coverage of robot arms in ROS. This section explores arm motion planning, robot arm kinematics, arm control with the Baxter Simulator, and an object-grabber package. The last part, the 6^th one of the book focuses on system integration and higher-level control, including perception-based and mobile manipulation.