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Synergistic Integration of Gazebo and ROS

Abstract

This research explores the synergy between Gazebo, a high-fidelity robotic simulator, and ROS, a robotic operating system facilitating inter-robotic communication and control. The study highlights how their integration enables advanced robotic simulations, providing a safer, virtual testing ground for robotic algorithms. This mitigates real-world testing risks. The chapter emphasizes the importance of simulated learning scenarios created through Gazebo and ROS, offering a platform for robotic programming. These simulations allow for algorithm optimization and error correction in a risk-free environment. To support the findings, case studies are presented, demonstrating how these tools aid in designing and testing robotic solutions. The research underscores the benefits of simulation-based learning in robotics and advocates for further exploration of Gazebo and ROS in robotic research. Mastery of these tools is deemed essential for progress in the field.

Research topics

  • Robotics and Automated Systems

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DOI: 10.4018/979-8-3693-3132-3.ch011

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