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1. Введение в мир робототехнического моделирования
7
- 1.1
  SWS7 1.1 What are robotic simulations and why do we need them
- 1.2
  SWS7 1.2 Overview of existing simulators — Gazebo, Webots, PyBullet, Isaac Sim
- 1.3
  SWS7 1.3 Advantages of NVIDIA Isaac Sim — photorealism, PhysX physics, GPU acceleration
- 1.4
  SWS7 1.4 NVIDIA ecosystem for robotics — Isaac Sim, Lab, GROOT, ROS
- 1.5
  SWS7 1.5 Applications of simulations — robot training, testing, prototyping
- 1.6
  SWS7 1.6 Sim-to-real transfer concept — transitioning from simulation to reality
- 1.7
  SWS7 1. Test
  3 Questions
2. Подготовка рабочего места и монтаж
11
- 2.1
  SWS7 2.1 System requirements for Isaac Sim — hardware, drivers, operating systems
- 2.2
  SWS7 2.2 Installing NVIDIA drivers and CUDA toolkit
- 2.3
  SWS7 2.3 Installing Omniverse Launcher and interface navigation
- 2.4
  SWS7 2.4 Installing Isaac Sim via Omniverse Launcher
- 2.5
  SWS7 2.5 Alternative installation methods — Docker, native installation, cloud
- 2.6
  SWS7 2.6 Installing Omniverse Nucleus — local storage and collaboration
- 2.7
  SWS7 2.7 Installing Omniverse Cache for asset acceleration
- 2.8
  SWS7 2.8 First Isaac Sim launch — what happens on startup
- 2.9
  SWS7 2.9 Setting up Python environment for Isaac Sim API
- 2.10
  SWS7 2.10 Troubleshooting common installation issues
- 2.11
  SWS7 2. Test
  3 Questions
3. Isaac Sim Основные интерфейсы и первые шаги
13
- 3.1
  SWS7 3.1 Main window overview — viewport, panels, menus, toolbars
- 3.2
  SWS7 3.2 Navigating 3D space — camera movement, zoom, rotation
- 3.3
  SWS7 3.3 Stage concept — scene object hierarchy
- 3.4
  SWS7 3.4 Creating first scene — adding ground plane and lighting
- 3.5
  SWS7 3.5 Adding simple primitives — cubes, spheres, cylinders
- 3.6
  SWS7 3.6 Object transformations — position, rotation, scale
- 3.7
  SWS7 3.7 Property panel — exploring object properties
- 3.8
  SWS7 3.8 Materials and textures — creating visual diversity
- 3.9
  SWS7 3.9 Lighting system — light source types and configuration
- 3.10
  SWS7 3.10 First simulation run — Play button and what happens
- 3.11
  SWS7 3.11 Simulation time control — timestep, speed, pause
- 3.12
  SWS7 3.12 Saving and loading scenes — USD format
- 3.13
  SWS7 3. Test
  3 Questions
4. Universal Scene Description (USD) Базовые форматы
8
- 4.1
  SWS7 4.1 What is USD and why it matters for robotics
- 4.2
  SWS7 4.2 USD file structure — prims, attributes, relationships
- 4.3
  SWS7 4.3 USD layers — composing scenes from multiple files
- 4.4
  SWS7 4.4 References and Payloads — asset reuse
- 4.5
  SWS7 4.5 Variants — creating object variations without duplication
- 4.6
  SWS7 4.6 Working with USD via Python API
- 4.7
  SWS7 4.7 Exporting and importing USD files
- 4.8
  SWS7 4. Test
  3 Questions
5. Физические сцены в Isaac Sim - PhysX 5 Basics
11
- 5.1
  SWS7 5.1 Introduction to PhysX 5 physics engine
- 5.2
  SWS7 5.2 Rigid bodies — properties (mass, inertia, center of mass)
- 5.3
  SWS7 5.3 Collision shapes — collision detection forms
- 5.4
  SWS7 5.4 Difference between visual and collision meshes
- 5.5
  SWS7 5.5 Physics materials — friction, elasticity, damping
- 5.6
  SWS7 5.6 Gravity and other global forces
- 5.7
  SWS7 5.7 Contacts and handling — collision detection
- 5.8
  SWS7 5.8 PhysX Scene parameters for accuracy and performance
- 5.9
  SWS7 5.9 Deformable bodies — soft and deformable objects
- 5.10
  SWS7 5.10 Particle systems — fluids and granular materials
- 5.11
  SWS7 5. Test
  3 Questions
6. Соединения, сочленения и механизмы роботов
11
- 6.1
  SWS7 6.1 Joint concept in robotics
- 6.2
  SWS7 6.2 Joint types — revolute, prismatic, fixed, spherical
- 6.3
  SWS7 6.3 Creating first joint — connecting two bodies
- 6.4
  SWS7 6.4 Degrees of Freedom (DOF)
- 6.5
  SWS7 6.5 Articulation concept — linked body system
- 6.6
  SWS7 6.6 Kinematic chains
- 6.7
  SWS7 6.7 Joint limits — angle and position constraints
- 6.8
  SWS7 6.8 Joint drives — actuators (position, velocity, effort control)
- 6.9
  SWS7 6.9 Stiffness and damping in joints
- 6.10
  SWS7 6.10 Creating simple manipulator from scratch — 2-link arm
- 6.11
  SWS7 6. Test
  3 Questions
7. Импорт и настройка готовых роботов
10
- 7.1
  SWS7 7.1 Isaac Sim asset library — finding ready robots
- 7.2
  SWS7 7.2 Importing URDF files — ROS robot description format
- 7.3
  SWS7 7.3 Importing MJCF files — MuJoCo format
- 7.4
  SWS7 7.4 Converting models to USD format
- 7.5
  SWS7 7.5 Importing popular robots — Franka Emika Panda, UR5, Fetch
- 7.6
  SWS7 7.6 Verifying import correctness — joints, links, collision meshes
- 7.7
  SWS7 7.7 Fixing issues with imported models
- 7.8
  SWS7 7.8 Configuring robot visualization — materials, colors
- 7.9
  SWS7 7.9 Configuring imported robot physical properties
- 7.10
  SWS7 7. Test
  3 Questions
8. Контроллеры и управление роботами
12
- 8.1
  SWS7 8.1 Controller types in robotics — position, velocity, effort
- 8.2
  SWS7 8.2 Creating simple position controller for joint
- 8.3
  SWS7 8.3 PID controllers — theory and practical tuning
- 8.4
  SWS7 8.4 Velocity control
- 8.5
  SWS7 8.5 Torque/Force control
- 8.6
  SWS7 8.6 Impedance control — compliant control for collaboration
- 8.7
  SWS7 8.7 Inverse Kinematics (IK) — solving inverse kinematics problem
- 8.8
  SWS7 8.8 Forward Kinematics (FK)
- 8.9
  SWS7 8.9 Configuring IK controller for manipulator
- 8.10
  SWS7 8.10 Trajectory planning
- 8.11
  SWS7 8.11 Motion planning algorithms — RRT, PRM basics
- 8.12
  SWS7 8. Test
  3 Questions
9. Датчики и восприятие окружающей среды
13
- 9.1
  SWS7 9.1 Sensor overview in robotics — vision, range, proprioception
- 9.2
  SWS7 9.2 RGB cameras — configuration, resolution, FOV, frequency
- 9.3
  SWS7 9.3 Depth cameras — obtaining depth maps
- 9.4
  SWS7 9.4 Stereo cameras — stereovision for 3D perception
- 9.5
  SWS7 9.5 LiDAR — laser rangefinders (2D and 3D)
- 9.6
  SWS7 9.6 IMU (Inertial Measurement Unit) — acceleration and angular velocity measurement
- 9.7
  SWS7 9.7 Force/Torque sensors — measuring forces in joints
- 9.8
  SWS7 9.8 Contact sensors — detecting touches
- 9.9
  SWS7 9.9 Encoders — reading joint positions
- 9.10
  SWS7 9.10 Getting sensor data via Python API
- 9.11
  SWS7 9.11 Visualizing sensor data in real-time
- 9.12
  SWS7 9.12 Sensor noise and domain randomization for robustness
- 9.13
  SWS7 9. Test
  3 Questions
10. Типы роботов и возможности симуляции
10
- 10.1
  SWS7 10.1 Manipulators (robot arms) — kinematics, workspace, singularities
- 10.2
  SWS7 10.2 Configuring Franka Panda manipulator for pick-and-place tasks
- 10.3
  SWS7 10.3 Mobile robots — differential drive, holonomic platforms
- 10.4
  SWS7 10.4 Creating mobile robot with wheels
- 10.5
  SWS7 10.5 Humanoid robots — balance, locomotion, control complexity
- 10.6
  SWS7 10.6 Quadcopters and drones — flight dynamics, stabilization
- 10.7
  SWS7 10.7 Collaborative robots (cobots) — safety, compliance control
- 10.8
  SWS7 10.8 Hybrid robots — mobile manipulators (Fetch, TIAGo)
- 10.9
  SWS7 10.9 Underwater and aerial robots — special physics
- 10.10
  SWS7 10. Test
  3 Questions
11. Python API и программирование симуляций
12
- 11.1
  SWS7 11.1 Introduction to Isaac Sim Python API
- 11.2
  SWS7 11.2 Script structure — setup, step loop, cleanup
- 11.3
  SWS7 11.3 Creating scene programmatically — adding objects via code
- 11.4
  SWS7 11.4 Controlling robot via Python — sending commands
- 11.5
  SWS7 11.5 Reading sensor data programmatically
- 11.6
  SWS7 11.6 Standalone scripts vs Extension API
- 11.7
  SWS7 11.7 Creating first standalone script
- 11.8
  SWS7 11.8 Working with SimulationContext — simulation control
- 11.9
  SWS7 11.9 Callbacks and events — reacting to simulation events
- 11.10
  SWS7 11.10 Debugging Python code in Isaac Sim
- 11.11
  SWS7 11.11 Best practices for writing efficient code
- 11.12
  SWS7 11. Test
  3 Questions
12. Isaac Lab — фреймворк обучения с подкреплением
14
- 12.1
  SWS7 12.1 What is Isaac Lab and how it differs from Isaac Sim
- 12.2
  SWS7 12.2 Installing Isaac Lab and environment setup
- 12.3
  SWS7 12.3 Isaac Lab architecture — managers, environments, wrappers
- 12.4
  SWS7 12.4 Ready environments in Isaac Lab — available task overview
- 12.5
  SWS7 12.5 Running first RL environment — CartPole
- 12.6
  SWS7 12.6 RL task structure — observations, actions, rewards
- 12.7
  SWS7 12.7 Creating custom environment from scratch
- 12.8
  SWS7 12.8 Observation Manager — configuring what agent sees
- 12.9
  SWS7 12.9 Action Manager — defining action space
- 12.10
  SWS7 12.10 Reward Manager — reward function for training
- 12.11
  SWS7 12.11 Termination conditions — when episode ends
- 12.12
  SWS7 12.12 Parallel environments — running thousands of robots simultaneously
- 12.13
  SWS7 12.13 Domain randomization — variability for robustness
- 12.14
  SWS7 12. Test
  3 Questions
13. Алгоритмы и обучение с подкреплением
12
- 13.1
  SWS7 13.1 Reinforcement Learning basics — agent, environment, policy
- 13.2
  SWS7 13.2 Popular RL algorithms — PPO, SAC, DQN
- 13.3
  SWS7 13.3 Integration with RL libraries — Stable Baselines3, RL Games
- 13.4
  SWS7 13.4 Hyperparameter tuning for training
- 13.5
  SWS7 13.5 Starting training process — training loop
- 13.6
  SWS7 13.6 Training monitoring — TensorBoard, Weights & Biases
- 13.7
  SWS7 13.7 Policy evaluation — testing trained agent
- 13.8
  SWS7 13.8 Saving and loading trained policies
- 13.9
  SWS7 13.9 Fine-tuning existing policies
- 13.10
  SWS7 13.10 Sim-to-real transfer — transferring policy to real robot
- 13.11
  SWS7 13.11 Troubleshooting training issues — instability, low reward
- 13.12
  SWS7 13. Test
  3 Questions
14. Имитационное обучение и сбор демонстраций
11
- 14.1
  SWS7 14.1 What is Imitation Learning and when to use it
- 14.2
  SWS7 14.2 Teleoperation — human robot control
- 14.3
  SWS7 14.3 Recording demonstrations in Isaac Sim
- 14.4
  SWS7 14.4 Demonstration data format — HDF5 structure
- 14.5
  SWS7 14.5 Isaac Lab Mimic — automatic demonstration generation
- 14.6
  SWS7 14.6 Annotating subtasks in demonstrations
- 14.7
  SWS7 14.7 Behavioral Cloning — learning from imitation
- 14.8
  SWS7 14.8 Training policy on collected dataset
- 14.9
  SWS7 14.9 Dataset Aggregation (DAgger) — iterative improvement
- 14.10
  SWS7 14.10 Comparing IL and RL — when to use what
- 14.11
  SWS7 14. Test
  3 Questions
15. Визуально-языковые модели (VLM) для робототехники
9
- 15.1
  SWS7 15.1 Introduction to Vision-Language Models
- 15.2
  SWS7 15.2 Popular VLMs — CLIP, BLIP, LLaVA, PaliGemma
- 15.3
  SWS7 15.3 Integrating VLM with Isaac Sim via Python
- 15.4
  SWS7 15.4 Visual grounding — linking language instructions with objects
- 15.5
  SWS7 15.5 Processing camera images for VLM
- 15.6
  SWS7 15.6 Zero-shot object detection with VLM
- 15.7
  SWS7 15.7 Creating natural language commands system for robot
- 15.8
  SWS7 15.8 VLM as high-level planner for robot
- 15.9
  SWS7 15. Test
  3 Questions
16. Визуально-языково-действенные модели (VLA) и управление роботами
11
- 16.1
  SWS7 16.1 What are VLA models — from perception to actions
- 16.2
  SWS7 16.2 VLA architecture — vision encoder, language model, action head
- 16.3
  SWS7 16.3 Popular VLA models — RT-2, OpenVLA, SmolVLA, Octo
- 16.4
  SWS7 16.4 Preparing data for VLA training
- 16.5
  SWS7 16.5 Action tokenization — action representation
- 16.6
  SWS7 16.6 Fine-tuning VLA model on custom task
- 16.7
  SWS7 16.7 VLA inference in Isaac Sim — generating actions in real-time
- 16.8
  SWS7 16.8 Action chunking — predicting action sequences
- 16.9
  SWS7 16.9 Asynchronous inference for better reactivity
- 16.10
  SWS7 16.10 Comparing VLA with classic RL
- 16.11
  SWS7 16. Test
  3 Questions
17. Большие языковые модели (LLM) как планировщики
9
- 17.1
  SWS7 17.1 LLM in robotics — high-level planning
- 17.2
  SWS7 17.2 Integrating OpenAI API / local LLMs with Isaac Sim
- 17.3
  SWS7 17.3 Prompt engineering for robotics tasks
- 17.4
  SWS7 17.4 Breaking complex tasks into subtasks with LLM
- 17.5
  SWS7 17.5 Function calling — executing robot commands via LLM
- 17.6
  SWS7 17.6 Chain-of-thought reasoning for complex manipulations
- 17.7
  SWS7 17.7 Multimodal LLM — processing images and text
- 17.8
  SWS7 17.8 Error recovery with LLM
- 17.9
  SWS7 17. Test
  3 Questions
18. Isaac GROOT — универсальные политики управления роботами
11
- 18.1
  SWS7 18.1 Introduction to Isaac GROOT (Generalist Robot 00 Technology)
- 18.2
  SWS7 18.2 GROOT architecture — foundation model for robots
- 18.3
  SWS7 18.3 GR00T-N1 model — capabilities and limitations
- 18.4
  SWS7 18.4 Integrating GROOT with Isaac Lab
- 18.5
  SWS7 18.5 Loading pretrained GROOT policies
- 18.6
  SWS7 18.6 GROOT evaluation in simulation
- 18.7
  SWS7 18.7 Fine-tuning GROOT on specific task
- 18.8
  SWS7 18.8 Data collection for GROOT — dataset requirements
- 18.9
  SWS7 18.9 GROOT for humanoid robots
- 18.10
  SWS7 18.10 Multi-embodiment learning — training different robots
- 18.11
  SWS7 18. Test
  3 Questions
19. Интеграция ROS 2 с Isaac Sim
12
- 19.1
  SWS7 19.1 Introduction to ROS 2 — basic concepts
- 19.2
  SWS7 19.2 Installing ROS 2 and setup with Isaac Sim
- 19.3
  SWS7 19.3 ROS 2 Bridge in Isaac Sim — installation and configuration
- 19.4
  SWS7 19.4 Publishing sensor data to ROS topics
- 19.5
  SWS7 19.5 Subscribing to control commands from ROS
- 19.6
  SWS7 19.6 TF transforms — broadcast transform tree
- 19.7
  SWS7 19.7 Visualization in RViz of Isaac Sim data
- 19.8
  SWS7 19.8 Using Navigation2 stack with Isaac Sim
- 19.9
  SWS7 19.9 MoveIt2 for manipulator motion planning
- 19.10
  SWS7 19.10 Creating custom ROS 2 nodes for control
- 19.11
  SWS7 19.11 ROS 2 Actions for long tasks
- 19.12
  SWS7 19. Test
  3 Questions
20. Навигация и SLAM для мобильных роботов
11
- 20.1
  SWS7 20.1 Autonomous navigation basics
- 20.2
  SWS7 20.2 Configuring mobile robot with lidar
- 20.3
  SWS7 20.3 Obstacle avoidance
- 20.4
  SWS7 20.4 Path planning — A*, RRT
- 20.5
  SWS7 20.5 SLAM (Simultaneous Localization and Mapping) basics
- 20.6
  SWS7 20.6 Creating environment map in simulation
- 20.7
  SWS7 20.7 Robot localization on map
- 20.8
  SWS7 20.8 Navigation stack — autonomous driving in Isaac Sim
- 20.9
  SWS7 20.9 Waypoint navigation — moving through points
- 20.10
  SWS7 20.10 Dynamic obstacles — reacting to moving objects
- 20.11
  SWS7 20. Test
  3 Questions
21. Манипуляции и задачи Pick-and-Place (захват и перемещение объектов)
13
- 21.1
  SWS7 21.1 Robotic manipulation basics
- 21.2
  SWS7 21.2 Gripper types — parallel grippers, vacuum, dexterous
- 21.3
  SWS7 21.3 Grasp planning — planning object grasp
- 21.4
  SWS7 21.4 Configuring controller for gripper
- 21.5
  SWS7 21.5 Creating pick-and-place scene
- 21.6
  SWS7 21.6 Object pose estimation
- 21.7
  SWS7 21.7 Approach trajectory — approaching object
- 21.8
  SWS7 21.8 Grasping — implementing grasp
- 21.9
  SWS7 21.9 Lifting and transport
- 21.10
  SWS7 21.10 Placing — precise object placement
- 21.11
  SWS7 21.11 Error handling — manipulation error handling
- 21.12
  SWS7 21.12 Multi-object manipulation — working with multiple objects
- 21.13
  SWS7 21. Test
  3 Questions
22. Продвинутые методы симуляции
11
- 22.1
  SWS7 22.1 Multi-robot systems — simulating multiple robots
- 22.2
  SWS7 22.2 Robot coordination — collaborative tasks
- 22.3
  SWS7 22.3 Distributed simulation
- 22.4
  SWS7 22.4 GPU-accelerated simulation — maximum performance
- 22.5
  SWS7 22.5 Real-time factor — measuring simulation speed
- 22.6
  SWS7 22.6 Headless mode — running without GUI for training
- 22.7
  SWS7 22.7 Scripting automation — experiment automation
- 22.8
  SWS7 22.8 Batch processing
- 22.9
  SWS7 22.9 Checkpointing — saving simulation state
- 22.10
  SWS7 22.10 Deterministic simulation — reproducible results
- 22.11
  SWS7 22. Test
  3 Questions
23. Создание реалистичных окружений
11
- 23.1
  SWS7 23.1 Scene composition — complex scene composition
- 23.2
  SWS7 23.2 Importing 3D models — formats, optimization
- 23.3
  SWS7 23.3 Materials and PBR — physically based rendering
- 23.4
  SWS7 23.4 Lighting setup — realistic illumination
- 23.5
  SWS7 23.5 Background and skybox
- 23.6
  SWS7 23.6 Procedural generation — automatic scene generation
- 23.7
  SWS7 23.7 Warehouse environments
- 23.8
  SWS7 23.8 Kitchen/household environments
- 23.9
  SWS7 23.9 Industrial environments
- 23.10
  SWS7 23.10 Outdoor environments
- 23.11
  SWS7 23. Test
  3 Questions
24. Оптимизация производительности
10
- 24.1
  SWS7 24.1 Profiling — measuring performance
- 24.2
  SWS7 24.2 Bottlenecks identification
- 24.3
  SWS7 24.3 LOD (Level of Detail) — simplifying distant objects
- 24.4
  SWS7 24.4 Collision mesh optimization — simplifying collision shapes
- 24.5
  SWS7 24.5 Physics substeps — balancing accuracy and speed
- 24.6
  SWS7 24.6 GPU memory management
- 24.7
  SWS7 24.7 Batching strategies — grouping operations
- 24.8
  SWS7 24.8 Parallel environments optimization
- 24.9
  SWS7 24.9 Network latency for distributed simulation
- 24.10
  SWS7 24. Test
  3 Questions
25. Расширения и кастомизация Isaac Sim
8
- 25.1
  SWS7 25.1 What are Omniverse Extensions
- 25.2
  SWS7 25.2 Creating first Extension
- 25.3
  SWS7 25.3 UI customization — adding custom panels
- 25.4
  SWS7 25.4 Custom physics — creating custom physical components
- 25.5
  SWS7 25.5 Custom sensors — developing new sensor types
- 25.6
  SWS7 25.6 Packaging and distribution Extensions
- 25.7
  SWS7 25.7 Using third-party Extensions
- 25.8
  SWS7 25. Test
  3 Questions
26. Компьютерное зрение и обработка изображений
9
- 26.1
  SWS7 26.1 Synthetic data generation — generating training data
- 26.2
  SWS7 26.2 Semantic segmentation
- 26.3
  SWS7 26.3 Instance segmentation — separating objects
- 26.4
  SWS7 26.4 Bounding box annotation — automatic labeling
- 26.5
  SWS7 26.5 Depth estimation
- 26.6
  SWS7 26.6 Optical flow — motion in frame
- 26.7
  SWS7 26.7 Object tracking
- 26.8
  SWS7 26.8 Pose estimation — determining pose of objects and people
- 26.9
  SWS7 26. Test
  3 Questions
27. Реальные кейсы и проекты
7
- 27.1
  SWS7 27.1 Project 1 — Autonomous object sorting on conveyor
- 27.2
  SWS7 27.2 Project 2 — Mobile delivery robot in office
- 27.3
  SWS7 27.3 Project 3 — Collaborative assembly with two manipulators
- 27.4
  SWS7 27.4 Project 4 — Humanoid robot — simple locomotion
- 27.5
  SWS7 27.5 Project 5 — Drone with autonomous indoor navigation
- 27.6
  SWS7 27.6 Project 6 — VLA-controlled robot with natural language commands
- 27.7
  SWS7 27. Test
  3 Questions
28. Тестирование и валидация
7
- 28.1
  SWS7 28.1 Unit testing for robotics code
- 28.2
  SWS7 28.2 Scenario testing
- 28.3
  SWS7 28.3 Performance testing
- 28.4
  SWS7 28.4 Safety testing
- 28.5
  SWS7 28.5 Regression testing — preventing degradation
- 28.6
  SWS7 28.6 CI/CD for robotics projects
- 28.7
  SWS7 28. Test
  3 Questions
29. Переход от симуляции к реальности (Sim-to-Real)
9
- 29.1
  SWS7 29.1 Sim-to-real gap — differences between simulation and reality
- 29.2
  SWS7 29.2 Domain randomization strategies
- 29.3
  SWS7 29.3 Reality gap mitigation — reducing gap
- 29.4
  SWS7 29.4 System identification — calibrating model for real robot
- 29.5
  SWS7 29.5 Hardware-in-the-loop testing
- 29.6
  SWS7 29.6 Deployment to real robot
- 29.7
  SWS7 29.7 On-robot testing and debugging
- 29.8
  SWS7 29.8 Continuous learning — learning from real data
- 29.9
  SWS7 29. Test
  3 Questions
30. Карьера и дальнейшее профессиональное развитие
11
- 30.1
  SWS7 30.1 Career paths in robotics — research, engineering, product
- 30.2
  SWS7 30.2 Project portfolio — what to show employers
- 30.3
  SWS7 30.3 Open-source contribution — contributing to community
- 30.4
  SWS7 30.4 Scientific publications and conferences
- 30.5
  SWS7 30.5 Advanced topics to study — optimal control, machine learning theory
- 30.6
  SWS7 30.6 Community and networking — where to communicate with roboticists
- 30.7
  SWS7 30.7 Resources for further learning
- 30.8
  SWS7 30.8 Robotics trends 2025+ — where industry is moving
- 30.9
  SWS7 30.9 Final course project — comprehensive system
- 30.10
  SWS7 30.10 Conclusion and next steps
- 30.11
  SWS7 30. Test
  3 Questions
SWS7 Финальный квиз
1
- 31.1
  SWS7 Final Test
  5 Questions

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SWS7 11.2 Script structure – setup, step loop, cleanup

SWS7 11.4 Controlling robot via Python – sending commands

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