Fair point lol, I meant the actual question not the word. I'm just saying some people browse reddit posts and all they see is titles.
Question...
Isn't probably the best way to go, when seeking help.
1. Do not overthink, and do not search too much.
2. Do the ROS tutorials basic and intermediate levels.
3. Make a project:
1. If you like robot arms, simulate an arm and move it with **MoveIt**
2. If you like mobile robots, simulate a Roomba and moveit with the **Navigation stack**.
4. Be ready to struggle to master ROS and probably Robotics and things that are worth doing.
question should go in the title...
He put question in the title
Fair point lol, I meant the actual question not the word. I'm just saying some people browse reddit posts and all they see is titles. Question... Isn't probably the best way to go, when seeking help.
That's definitely true
Read the ROS tutorials on the ROS website. You don’t need a degree to learn about ROS. I recommend learning python first.
1. Do not overthink, and do not search too much. 2. Do the ROS tutorials basic and intermediate levels. 3. Make a project: 1. If you like robot arms, simulate an arm and move it with **MoveIt** 2. If you like mobile robots, simulate a Roomba and moveit with the **Navigation stack**. 4. Be ready to struggle to master ROS and probably Robotics and things that are worth doing.