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How does this relate to, or compare with, say, BrainOS? (Please forgive the newbie question. I’m totally completely ignorant about robotics operating systems b
by raleighm 8y ago
How does this relate to, or compare with, say, BrainOS?
(Please forgive the newbie question. I’m totally completely ignorant about robotics operating systems but interested to learn.)
- seren 8y agoI don't know BrainOS, but the most obvious difference is that ROS is open source, so you can prototype or tinker with it easily. BrainOS seems to be a totally closed solution, and details are sparse on what it actually runs and does. ROS has a BSD license, so it is even possible that BrainOS is actually using some ROS package or resources. After a quick look, most SW positions at BrainOS mentions than having a prior experience with ROS is a plus.