AWS Robotics Blog
Author: Jeremy Wallace
Jeremy has helped hundreds of start-ups, SMBs and enterprises across many industry verticals adopt and optimize their cloud computing infrastructure on AWS. As a Principal Solutions Architect for Robotics at AWS, Jeremy works with customers to enhance their robots with cloud capabilities and improve release velocity by implementing automation in their dev/test processes.
Adaptive Reprogramming of Industrial Robots and Toolpath Validation in the Cloud
Guest Blog By Sebastian Andraos, Chief Executive Officer, HAL Robotics Ltd. At HAL Robotics, we enable the automation of variable, complex, and uncommon tasks with robots. Over the past 8 years, our software has powered innovation for multi-nationals and subject matter experts in aerospace, construction, transportation, and food & beverage. The HAL Robotics Framework provides […]
Deploy and Manage ROS Robots with AWS IoT Greengrass 2.0 and Docker
In this blog, we introduce a new way to deploy and manage robot software on production fleets at scale using AWS IoT Greengrass 2.0. When combined with the industry-grade tools, libraries, and capabilities of the Robot Operating System 2 (ROS2), developers can bring new cloud-enhanced robot features to market, and reduce the time and effort required to build failure-resilient infrastructure.
Preparing ROS application and simulation containers for AWS RoboMaker
In October 2021, we released support for containers in AWS RoboMaker to make it easier for more customers to bring and run their simulations. In this blog, we show you how to use containers to build and package Robot Operating System (ROS) applications to run in AWS RoboMaker. When AWS RoboMaker was first released, we […]
Navigating robots on Mars: Results of the AWS JPL Open Source Rover Challenge
Earlier this year, we held the AWS JPL Open Source Rover Challenge, a four-month competition where participants from around the world used deep reinforcement learning to drive digital robot models on a virtual Mars landscape. Participants created autonomous navigation models for the robot and trained them in AWS RoboMaker simulation. The virtual robot used in […]
Building a ROS-Application CI Pipeline with AWS RoboMaker
This blog uses colcon bundle for robot and simulation applications. AWS RoboMaker now only supports containers to make it easy for you to bring and run your own simulations and applications. To follow along with this blog post, see our updated blog on Preparing ROS application and simulation application containers for AWS RoboMaker. Introduction Building […]
Introducing Batch Simulation API for AWS RoboMaker
There are many benefits of using simulation in robot application development. One, a company may have a new product idea and wants to design, test and iterate on a set of prototypes before investing in physical hardware. Two, once you have a physical robot created, developers may not have access to expensive or large physical […]