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'''ROS Wiki''' is a wiki site for ROS 1. ROS is the acronym for Robotics Operating System, an {{tag|open source}} {{tag|operating system}} (OS) and {{tag|software development kit}} (SDK) for {{tag|robotics}} devices from the [https://www.OpenRobotics.org Open Source Robotics Foundation, Inc.] Also known as '''ROS 1 Wiki''', this wiki is specifically for legacy {{tag|documentation}} and {{tag|tutorials}} for ROS 1. | '''ROS Wiki''' is a wiki site for ROS 1. ROS is the acronym for Robotics Operating System, an {{tag|open source}} {{tag|operating system}} (OS) and {{tag|software development kit}} (SDK) for {{tag|robotics}} devices from the [https://www.OpenRobotics.org Open Source Robotics Foundation, Inc.] Also known as '''ROS 1 Wiki''', this wiki is specifically for legacy {{tag|documentation}} and {{tag|tutorials}} for ROS 1. | ||
<blockquote>ROS (Robot Operating System) provides libraries and tools to help [[:Category:Software development|software developers]] create robot applications. It provides [[:Category:Hardware|hardware]] abstraction, device drivers, libraries, visualizers, message-passing, package management, and more. ROS is licensed under an open source, [[:Category:BSD | <blockquote>ROS (Robot Operating System) provides libraries and tools to help [[:Category:Software development|software developers]] create robot applications. It provides [[:Category:Hardware|hardware]] abstraction, device drivers, libraries, visualizers, message-passing, package management, and more. ROS is licensed under an open source, [[:Category:BSD license|BSD license]].</blockquote> | ||
For ROS 2, see <tt>https://docs.ROS.org/en/rolling/</tt> | For ROS 2, see <tt>https://docs.ROS.org/en/rolling/</tt> | ||
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