Robotics with ROS:Getting started

How does modern robotics work? In this workshop, you will get to know the humanoid robot TIAGo and the basics of ROS. Together, you will try out first commands, control the robot and visualize sensor data. The workshop is aimed at anyone interested in technology who wants to explore robotics hands-on.

Learning Goal:

understand the basics of ROS, explore humanoid robotics and gain first practical experience with Linux, sensor data, robot control and visualization using RViz
FormatWorkshop
TopicIdeation
Donnerstag
18. Juni 2026
14:00 Uhr
until
15:30 Uhr
Duration:
90 min

Target Group

  • Interessierte
  • Gründende
  • Startups
  • Forschende
  • Studierende

Open to

Interested parties from Martin Luther University

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Venue

Martin-Luther-Universität Halle-Wittenberg
LAB Robotik
Standort TPG/ LAB Robotik
Große Nikolaistraße 7
06108 Halle (Saale)
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Tags

Robotik, ROS, Robot Operating System, TIAGo, humanoider Roboter, Linux, RViz, Sensordaten, Robotiksteuerung, Automatisierung, Coding, Technologie, Praxisworkshop, Experimentieren, Robotikprog

In this workshop, participants will get to know the humanoid robot TIAGo and the fundamental concepts of ROS (robotic operating system). The workshop focuses on hands-on experimentation and collaborative learning, allowing participants to gain their first practical experience with modern robotics.

Participation is limited to 10 people.


Course Content:

  • Introduction to the humanoid robot TIAGo
  • Basics of ROS: nodes, topics and services
  • Trying out first commands in the Linux terminal
  • Reading sensor data and controlling robot movements using rostopic and rosservice
  • Introduction to RViz for visualizing sensor data and robot states
  • Practical exercises and collaborative experimentation

Requirements:

  • Basic experience with the Linux terminal is helpful
  • Interest in technology is required

Materials: 

  • Own pc/ laptop

The course will be conducted by:

Robert Peter

SCIDEA Robotics Lab

Technical support, consulting and training in the use of robotics systems

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