rapyuta.io platform now supports ROS Noetic – the 13th ROS distribution, exclusively targeted for Python3. ROS Noetic is primarily targeted […]
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Native Networks: Rapyuta’s solution to the challenges faced in multi robot communication with ROS 1
Robot Operating System or ROS is a set of tools that help you build distributed robotic applications. Let’s consider a […]
Rapyuta Robotics Aligns IP With Core Product Line
With 13 US and 3 PCT (Patent Cooperation Treaty) applications, we continue to build our IP portfolio, focusing on protecting our core inventions.
Running C++ ROS in Jupyter using Xeus-Cling
Introduction Jupyter notebook is a web application that you can use to create and share documents containing live code, equations, […]
Towards Production Ready CI/CD of Cloud Robotics
In this post, we will demonstrate how you can integrate rapyuta.io to help build, run simulations and deploy these applications in continuous fashion on real robots reliably.
Routed Networks – A robust communication system for cloud-connected robots
Authors: Alankrita Pathak and Dhananjay Sathe The Current State of Multi-Robot Communication with ROS1 In the ROS1 world, all relevant […]
For warehouse robotics adoption – awareness, reliability, and cost holds the key – Karthik Naig
About Karthik Karthik Naig made his first foray into warehouse robots at Greyorange in 2015. After helping build out the […]
Cloud Robotics: Our Perspective
This blog post details our perspective of Cloud Robotics presented at the Robotics: Science and Systems (RSS) 2019 Workshop, Messe […]
Incident Report: Breach of rapyuta.io devices due to a vulnerability in SaltStack
A new exploit on SaltStack was actively exploited, resulting in the installation of malware on some rapyuta.io devices that were […]
CloudRobotics #101 — Deploying, Managing, and Operating TurtleBot3
Introduction TurtleBot3 is a small, programmable, popular ROS-based mobile robot for use in education, research, hobby, and product prototyping. The […]