Robot oprating system (ROS)

ROS is the powerful tools for programming robot in the world

ROS labrary is this largest robot labrary in the world

what is the ROS ?

The Robot Operating System (ROS) is a set of software libraries and tools that help you build robot applications. From drivers to state-of-the-art algorithms, and with powerful developer tools, ROS has what you need for your next robotics project. And it's all open source .

ROS have the big robotic labrary in the world

ROS GAZEBO TOOLS

RoSTun Robotic & ROS-Industrial

Rostun Robotic help you in ROS

We offer robotics R&D, consulting, custom engineering, and application development services to industry and government. We work with companies large and small and public agencies around the world. Contact us to learn more.

Whether you want to learn more about Gazebo, need to streamline your ROS-based product development, or are looking for a partner for your next R&D program, we're here to help. We engage in variety of projects, including:

Simulation-based competitions for science and education
Bringup of new ROS- and/or Gazebo-based projects and team on-boarding
Application-specific improvements to our tools, from targeted feature implementation to new platform support
Design reviews, performance tuning, and advice on how best to apply our tools to specific problems
Assistance with continuous integration (CI) and build farms, including simulation-based CI for robotics applications
Development of novel embedded systems, such as smart sensors and programmable actuators

The unifying theme of our team and our work is openness. We use and we build open systems. To the greatest extent possible, we freely distribute our work product, whether software, hardware, or documentation, under an open source license.

Of course we can be open while still keeping secrets when needed. It's no problem for our team be exposed to and work with client-confidential information, from designs and plans to source code. But we aim in each project to allow our team to focus our development efforts on producing more and better open tools that will benefit the broader community. After all, it's the development of those tools that got us where we are today.