112. Autonomous Cars with Open Source Code
Update: 2023-01-09
Description
I would like to dedicate this episode to all the developers working on using ROS for autonomous cars, then this episode is dedicated to you.
Today we are going to learn about how we can use open-source ROS2 code to control autonomous cars. How we can test it in simulations and how we can rely on a professional company to support our autonomous cars projects.
But before going into the meat, let me tell you that if you need to improve your ROS skills, you can learn RO2 with The Construct. We provide self-led training based on robot simulations and remote real robots. You follow our lessons using your web browser and practice from minute one with the simulated robots. Also, as you advance the lesson, you will practice with real robots located in Barcelona. They are available 24/7 for you to remotely connect to them and do your practice.
Have a look at our webpage about the different subjects you can learn on ROS1 and ROS2 and start practicing today with robots from minute one with The Construct.
Now let’s go to the meat of the episode. Let me introduce you Dr. Shimpei Kato. Shimpei is the founder of Tier IV as well as Chairman of the board of directors of the Autoware Foundation. Additionally, he is an associate professor of the University of Tokyo.
Welcome to the podcast Shimpei!
Related links
Follow Shimpei Kato on LinkedIn
Tier IV
pilot.auto
web.auto
AWSIM demo ROSCon 2022
AWSIM documentation
AWSIM git code
Autoware software
Autoware Foundation
Autoware Open AD Kit
The ROSCon 2022
The Construct ROS1 & ROS2 academy
The full 3 days training The Construct delivers about ROS2 including basics of ROS2, ROS2 Navigation and ROS2 Manipulation
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Dear Ricardo I am a Ph.D. student working on ROS and RL for robot navigation! I have been listening to your podcasts for weeks and they are great! Thank you for your time and efforts but in some podcasts, your guest's voices are hardly hearable. I really appreciate your efforts ❤️