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Building a production-grade robot on Ubuntu Core

In this video from Canonical's in-house roboticist, get an in-depth runthrough of the steps needed to build your first production-grade robot from prototype to production. You'll learn everything you need to know from Ubuntu Core to ROS to Snaps!
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