Why Should you learn ROS?

🚀 Build Robots Faster – Pre-built tools and libraries save time.

💻 Open Source & Free – No license fees; start learning from day one.

🌏 Global Community – Learn from millions of developers worldwide.

🎓 Used in Education – Taught in top universities and colleges.

🏭 Trusted in Industry – Powers real robots in companies across the world.

🔧 Easy to Integrate – Works with your existing software stack.

🧪 From Prototype to Product – Supports the full development cycle.

🌐 Runs Anywhere – Supports Linux, Windows, macOS, and microcontrollers.

🤖 Multi-Domain Use – From homes to factories, drones to space robots.

🛠️ Customize Freely – Modify, mix, or use ROS in your own projects.

📈 Boosts Career – Valued by startups, MNCs, and research labs.

✅ Backed by Industry – Supported by global companies and contributors.

CodingAI ROS levels

ROS Beginner – For Students & Enthusiasts

Our most advanced training

ROS Intermediate – For Early Professionals & Tech Learners

ROS Advanced – For Developers & Researchers

• Undergraduate students - Engineering students (EEE, CSE, Mech) curious about robotics

• Beginners in robotics - Anyone new to ROS wanting to learn how robots think and move

• hobbyists - Makers who’ve played with Arduino/Raspberry Pi and want to level up

💡 No prior experience needed—just curiosity!

• Graduates - Recent graduates entering robotics or automation roles

• Junior engineers - Professionals in embedded systems or AI looking to expand into ROS

• Research assistants - Students working on final-year or research projects with real robots

💡 Assumes basic ROS knowledge and programming experience (Python/C++).

• Robotics developers - Engineers working on autonomous vehicles or industrial robots

• Research scholars - PhD students or researchers developing custom ROS packages

• automation engineers - Teams deploying ROS on embedded platforms or real-time systems

💡 Covers ROS2, navigation stacks, sensor integration, real-time comms

Stop Reinventing the Wheel. Start Building the Future.

Join thousands of developers worldwide who use ROS libraries to skip the basics and focus on what really matters—innovating, solving real problems, and reaching your robotics goals faster.

The ROS Community

The ROS community is a global network of engineers, students, researchers, and hobbyists united by a passion for robotics and open-source software. It’s a federated community, meaning people form their own sub-groups based on interests, goals, language, or location.

While the core of ROS is maintained by Open Robotics and the ROS 2 Technical Steering Committee (TSC), much of its power comes from contributors around the world. This distributed development model makes ROS flexible, adaptable, and resilient—perfect for diverse use cases and innovation.

How the Community Connects

• Online Platforms: Most discussions and collaborations happen on ROS Discourse

• Working Groups: Join a ROS 2 working group to contribute to specific topics

• ROSCon: An annual global conference to share, learn, and collaborate on the latest in ROS

• Local ROSCon Events: Community-led meetups in local languages and regions

ROS Sister Organizations Supporting Developers

Many ROS groups have grown large enough to become standalone organizations. Others—like OpenCV, the open-source computer vision library—have long complemented ROS. These organizations actively develop and maintain ROS packages focused on key robotics areas such as manipulation, navigation, and more.

New groups are forming all the time. If you have a specific interest in robotics, chances are there’s a community or project ready to help you get started.

Whether you’re starting out or an expert, there’s a ROS community ready to support your journey in robotics.