Premise: He’s been Chief Architect at OSRF since 2012, and in 2013, MIT Tech Review awarded Quigley a prestigious TR35 award. In addition to software development, Quigley knows a thing or two about hardware: he helped Sandia National Labs design high-efficiency bipeds for DARPA, and he also gave Sandia a hand with the development of their sensor-rich, high-DOF robotic hand. Quigley’s ROSCon talk is focused on small microcontrollers: 32-bit MCUs running at a few hundred megahertz or so, with USB and Ethernet connections
Statement: Quigley’s ROSCon talk is focused on tiny microcontrollers: 32-bit MCUs running at a few hundred megahertz or so, with USB and Ethernet connections
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