Re:$100 robot kit running ROS2 and Navigation2
by ska on Friday December 11, 2020 @06:18PM
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> Making a working product ...
This is always majority of the work.
Often you get research lab products that are pretty cool (this is not robotic specific) and people think "Hey, we should spin this off/sell this/licence this, it would be a great product and 90% of the work is done".
Usually, at most 5-10% of the work has actually been done. 20% if it is an uncharacteristically completest lab. There are a significant number of "startups" dying on the vine because of this fundamental error.
Another problem with above of course, there is no such thing as "presto AI".
This is always majority of the work.
Often you get research lab products that are pretty cool (this is not robotic specific) and people think "Hey, we should spin this off/sell this/licence this, it would be a great product and 90% of the work is done".
Usually, at most 5-10% of the work has actually been done. 20% if it is an uncharacteristically completest lab. There are a significant number of "startups" dying on the vine because of this fundamental error.
Another problem with above of course, there is no such thing as "presto AI".