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Jeff Rousseau <jrousseau@aptima.com>
May 11, 2012, 1:55:37 PM5/11/12
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Hey Folks,
In open source fashion, I've posted an initial deck of slides that I'll be building off of in the next week until ROSCon:
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1I6TW1Z3VZdqI8Z85yNiJWw89XHX-PweLIHVZ1XYi1wM/edit
Since this ROSCon talk is pretty much an overview of MM as it stands, members may want to chime in on things they'll want to see covered. Of course I still have to stick with what fits into my 45 minute slot--but comments, especially negative ones (as long as they're constructive ;-) are very welcome.
Jeff
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In open source fashion, I've posted an initial deck of slides that I'll be building off of in the next week until ROSCon:
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1I6TW1Z3VZdqI8Z85yNiJWw89XHX-PweLIHVZ1XYi1wM/edit
Since this ROSCon talk is pretty much an overview of MM as it stands, members may want to chime in on things they'll want to see covered. Of course I still have to stick with what fits into my 45 minute slot--but comments, especially negative ones (as long as they're constructive ;-) are very welcome.
Jeff
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Daniel Stonier
May 12, 2012, 3:09:30 AM5/12/12
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One point that I think you could highlight on the "Why have more than one?" page. "Robots need to be independently autonomous as they go in and out of the network".
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