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ROS stand for Robot operating system.

ROS is an open source, meta operating system for your robot. It provides the service you would expect from an operating system including hardware obtraction, low level device contrROS stand for Robot operating system.

ROS is an open source, meta operating system for your robot. It provides the service you would expect from an operating system including hardware obtraction, low level device control, implementation of commonly used functionally, Message passing between processes and package management.

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ROS is an open source, meta operating system for your robot. It provides the service you would expect from an operating system including hardware obtraction, low level device control, implementation of commonly used functionally, Message passing between processes and package management.

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ROS stand for Robot operating system.

ROS is an open source, meta operating system for your robot. It provides the service you would expect from an operating system including hardware obtraction, low level device control, implementation of commonly used functionally, Message passing between processes and package management. ROS stand for Robot operating system.

ROS is an open source, meta operating system for your robot. It provides the service you would expect from an operating system including hardware obtraction, low level device control, implementation of commonly used functionally, Message passing between processes and package management.

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