LiveKit Portal for ROS 2: access your ROS 2 graph anywhere in the world
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LiveKit has released a portal that allows users to forward ROS topics, services, and video streams globally using its real-time infrastructure. The release supports applications such as teleoperation, telemetry, fleet management, and offloading heavy nodes. A tutorial was provided demonstrating the capability by driving a turtlebot over LiveKit.
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“Today LiveKit released the Portal for ROS 2 which enables forwarding ROS topics, services, and video anywhere in the world through LiveKits highly reliable real-time infrastructure. Use it for teleoperation, telemetry, fleet management, or to offload heavy ROS 2 nodes onto more powerful machine. To show how it works we built a turtlesim tutorial where you can drive a turtlebot over LiveKit! Check out the full release”
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LiveKit has released a portal that allows users to forward ROS topics, services, and video streams globally using its real-time infrastructure. The release supports applications such as teleoperation, telemetry, fleet management, and offloading heavy nodes. A tutorial was provided demonstrating the capability by driving a turtlebot over LiveKit.
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