Mastering Robot Fleet Management with Open-RMF Training

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Next training dates: 26 – 28 June 2024

Early bird registration deadline: 15 May 2024

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Training Details

Join industry mentors for a 3-Day Live Training: Gain practical skills in configuring, deploying, and managing robot fleets with open-source software, while learning how to apply it to your real multi-robot scenarios.

Dates

26 – 28 June 2024

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Time

9:00 – 18:00 CEST
Central European Summer Time

Location

Live Online Classes + Remote Real Robot Practice

SEATS

Limited to
15 participants

What You Will Learn:

  • RMF basic structure
  • How to create a compliant RMF simulation
  • How to set up Free Fleet for autonomous mobile robots
  • How to set up basic tasks like deliver, clean, patrol, and charge
  • How to create your own custom fleet adapter to integrate API and ROS2 systems of your robot into RMF
  • How to dock in RMF
  • How to clean with RMF
  • How to create a GUI for humans to interact with RMF

Training Highlights

Excellent Learning, No Travel Needed: Achieve the Best via Remote Learning

Expert instruction from industry professionals

Hands-on Learning through Remote Connections to Real Robots.

Exercises with simulated robots, working along with the instructors

Practice in a real multi-robot application – Starbots Coffee

Practical Sessions @ Starbots Coffee Lab

Every day during this training, you’ll apply what you have learned at Starbots Coffee Lab, a real-world multi-robot system application:

Robotic arm pick & place coffee cups

Robot baristas work together to deliver coffee

Open & close doors in RMF

Starbots Coffee application website 

Who Should Attend

  • Team leads who want to build scalable robotics products, faster.
  • Engineers who want to build a multi-robot system
  • People who want to be ready for new robotics technologies

Early bird registration deadline: 15 May 2024

Curriculum

1) Introduction to RMF
  • Understand fleet management with a tea shop example.
  • Explore the Open-RMF system structure.

2) Simple RMF Setup - Part 1
  • Basic RMF setup: Path Lanes, RMF Common Systems, Fleet Adapter, Robot State Aggregator
  • Practice: Modify fleet parameters

3) Simple RMF Setup - Part 2
  • Set up a fleet with several robots

4) Mastering Robot Fleet Management with Open-RMF
  • Learn multifleet setup and task parameter effects.
  • Robot fleet parameter effects in task assignment and planning
  • Extra theory: Shared database

5) Custom Adapter - Part 1
  • Create a custom adapter from the adapter template
  • Integrate a REST API
  • Integrate ROS2

6) Custom Adapter - Part 2
  • Create a custom adapter to use your own robots
  • Integrate a custom adapter with a ROS2 navigation-enabled robot

7) RMF Map Transforms
  •  How to deal with differences in translation, rotation, and scale between the RMF map created with the traffic editor and your simulated/real environment coordinates.

  • How to use reference points in the RMF map and simulation to make those transformations.

8) Custom Tasks

Learn to create tasks, different from the standard task of navigating to a certain point.

9) Multifleet

Learn how to launch a multifleet system with a custom adapter

10) Default Tasks
  • Master default RMF tasks: Loop, Deliver, and more.
  • EXTRA: Generalised Task Reference

11) Battery Management

Effectively manage robot batteries.

12) Human Interaction with RMF

Interface with RMF for human-operated systems.

13) Interaction With Other Systems

Learn how to make RMF interact with other systems different than robots that navigate (fleet robots).

You will learn how to:

  • Create a node to make a robot arm RMF dispenser ready
  • Create a node to make an animated character RMF ingestor ready

14) Custom rmf-panel-js

In this unit, you will learn:

  • How the Open-RMF API Server is launched
  • Inside the Open-RMF API Server
  • Interacting with the Open-RMF API Server
  • Creating a Custom rmf-panel-js
  • Understanding the section-14.2-basic.html
  • Retrieving the Dashboard Config from the Open-RMF API Server
  • Showing the Valid Open-RMF Tasks on the Web Page
  • Showing all Pptions for Every Valid Open-RMF Task
  • Submitting Tasks to Open-RMF API Server
15) RMF Traffic Editor

In this unit, learn the following:

  • How to create an RMF map config file using an image map
  • How to create a simulated environment based on the RMF map config file
  • Create paths for each robot fleet
  • Add default RMF robots
  • Add your own robots
  • Add furniture
  • Start RMF

16) Doors

Learn how to operate doors using the RMF system.

17) Multilevel Environments

Learn how to operate lifts using the RMF system.

Early bird registration deadline: 15 May 2024

Training Agenda

DAY 1

RMF Basics

09:00 – 13:30 Live Class
Introduction to fleet management
Simple RMF Setup
Custom Adapter step by step

14:00 – 18:00 Work on real robot projects

DAY 2

ROS2 Open-RMF

09:00 – 13:30 Live Class
RMF Map Transforms
Custom Tasks
Multifleet with custom adapters
Default Tasks
Battery Management
Human Interaction with RMF

14:00 – 18:00 Work on real robot projects

DAY 3

Infrastructure Integration

09:00 – 13:30 Live Class

Interaction With Other Systems
Custom rmf-panel-js
RMF Traffic Editor
Doors
Multilevel Environments

14:00 – 18:00 Work on real robot projects

Certificate

Upon completing this training, The Construct grants participants a shareable certificate of completion. This training is graded as a pass or fail; participants must receive 75% to pass and obtain the training completion certificate.

Instructors

Miguel Angel

Miguel Angel

Head of Research @ The Construct | Creator of over 10 ROS AI courses | Co-author of ROS IN 5 DAYS book collection

Alberto Ezquerro

Alberto Ezquerro

Head of Education @ The Construct | Creator of over 30 ROS courses | Co-author of ROS IN 5 DAYS book collection

Ricardo Téllez

Ricardo Téllez

CEO @ The Construct | Teacher of Robotics at La Salle University and Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya

Rodrigo Gonzalez

Rodrigo Gonzalez

Robotics Engineer @ The Construct | Leader of RoBox – 24/7 Remote Real Robot Lab

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Mastering Robot Fleet Management with Open-RMF Training

Next Training:

Dates:

26 – 28 June 2024
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Time

9:00 – 18:00 Central European Summer Time (CEST)

Location:

Live Online Classes + Remote Real Robot Practice

Seats

Limited to 15 participants

Pricing

Regular Price: 3099€ per person

Early Bird Price: 2399€ per person *Deadline: 15 May 2024*

Fee Includes:

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3 Days of Live Training Guided by Robotics Experts

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20+ Hands-on Exercises with Simulated Robots

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Hands-on experience in a multi-robot lab: Starbots Coffee

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6-month access to course content

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Lifetime Access to the Code Developed During the Training

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Continuously Updated Course Content

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Fast Support & Guidance from Instructors

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Training Completion Certificate

Early bird registration deadline: 15 May 2024

FAQ

Frequently Asked

+ What is the language used in training?

English

+ What are the pre-requirements for this training?

Prerequisites Knowledge:

You require a basic knowledge of Linux, Python3 and ROS2. If you do not have this knowledge, prepare for the training using our online courses:

(*Please note that a majority of the courses are free; paid courses are not included in the tuition fee for this training).

  1. Linux for robotics (Free)
  2. Python3 for robotics (Free)
  3. ROS2 Basics in 5 Days Galactic (Python)

Equipment:

  • A laptop (you can use Windows, Linux, or macOS)
  • Access to a large computer monitor, preferably two screens
  • Fast internet connection
  • Access to webcam and mouse
  • Google Chrome or Firefox browser.
  • It is not necessary to have Linux on your computer. Any operating system is valid.
+ Do I need to install ROS in advance?

No. You only need to bring your laptop and don’t need to have ROS installed. You can use Windows, Linux, or macOS.

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