ROS – Robot Operating System (www.ros.org)

ROSCon 2024 talks and slides are now publicly available — hosted on the ROSCon website, a Vimeo showcase, and integrated into the ROS documentation — with AMD sponsoring the live stream and video distribution. That means researchers, engineers and students can catch full presentations and accompanying slides from the Odense conference on demand, improving reproducibility, knowledge transfer, and faster uptake of new tools and workflows showcased at the event. The site also highlights two current ROS 2 releases: Kilted Kaiju (a short-term release) and Jazzy Jalisco (the latest LTS), both targeted primarily at Ubuntu 24.04 (Noble) and Windows 10, with varying levels of support for other platforms. For the AI/ML and robotics communities, the availability of conference content plus clear release channels matters — LTS builds like Jazzy Jalisco provide stability for production ML-enabled robots, while short-term releases let teams experiment with new features and integrations (e.g., perception stacks, simulation, middleware). Community support resources — documentation, tutorials, and ROS Stack Exchange — remain central for troubleshooting and adoption, making the new video archive a practical complement to existing learning and deployment pipelines.