OSCP opens its ROS 2 driver to get photonic sensors into robots
Kazem Zandi's Montreal company is making its MK2 sensors easier to integrate as it brings them to ROSCon in Toronto.
By RuntimeWire Staff · Published · Updated
Primary source: PR Newswire
Why it matters
OSCP is reducing the work required to test its photonic sensors in ROS 2 robots. Its road-test advantage is company-measured, so builders still need to validate drift on their own routes.
Kazem Zandi has opened a new route into robotics for OSCP's inertial sensors: on September 22nd, his Montreal company released an MIT-licensed ROS 2 driver for its MK2 hardware. The release coincides with ROSCon Global in Toronto, where OSCP is exhibiting. The immediate pitch is practical.…
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