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I don't have experience with running ROS on a Revolution Pi, but from want I can read from the documentation you have at least two options:

1) Install Ubuntu and use the ROS ubuntu packages
2) Use our 64bit Image, install the docker runtime and use the ROS docker container

Personally I'd choose ...

> Can I install ROS on this Raspberry Pi? ROS is a robot operating system framework.
Yes, you can, but depending on the EMMC size of your RevPi it will be hard to install the ROS from apt. You can try installing it from source or the best way is use docker.

Can I install ROS on this Raspberry Pi? ROS is a robot operating system framework.

... https://revpimodio.org/ documentation as we are using that to control our IO module and interface with the python code in the rest of our system (ROS - Robotic Operating System). In other hardware environments I'm accustomed to the write operation returning a boolean indication that it was able to ...

So a bit of background. We are creating a robotic installation which is running on ROS (Robotic Operating System) and plan on controlling some of the peripheral hardware with raspberry pi (or equivalent) which is how we found the revolution Pi products. ROS can be installed on a raspberry pi and i've ...

Hello, we have been working on a project where Kunbus RevPi connect is controlling the Pilz PRBT Robot. We were able to install ROS to the RevPi Connect, however we also need the Pilz robot moveit config installed to the RevPi connect. We can not install it to the device. Is there any chance Kunbus ...

Hi,

I searched the forum but not much is written about running ROS on Rasbian with support for all modules. Is there any progress in this field (image with ROS) as ROS is quite a standard in modern robotics community.

Thank you for help.

... for DI. We need to configure this via command line.
Configuring from the web panel works as expected.

Do we need any special sequence of updating the values to set the configuration variables ?

This is important in our project since we intend to have a ROS bridge which is a C/C++ application.

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I then used this tutorial to install ROS: http://wiki.ros.org/ROSberryPi/Installing%20ROS%20Kinetic%20on%20the%20Raspberry%20Pi

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... include the space on a connected USB stick. Is this possible? If so how would you do it?

What I would like to achieve is, when I install packages with sudo apt-get insatll <package> that it's saved to the USB memory and loaded from it. I believe this will allow me to install and run ROS on the RevPi.