Hi Rohan,
Welcome to the world of robotics and ROS. For your reference, this mailing list is reserved for development discussion/announces. This kind of query is better suited for http://answers.ros.org , feel free to register there if you haven’t done it already and re-post your question, many people will be happy to answer.
But just to not let you go empty-handed, here are some suggestions:
- If you are really starting and want to learn ROS, you don’t even need a real robot: use the simulator! http://wiki.ros.org/gazebo_ros_pkgs
- If you have a few $$$ burning in your pocket, you can get yourself a nice turtlebot: http://www.turtlebot.com/
- And even better than the two options build your own!! Is the best way to learn in my humble opinion.
Best regards
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Martin Peris Martorell, martin_peris@cyberdyne.jp
CYBERDYNE株式会社 研究開発部
CYBERDYNE Inc., Research and Development Department
> On Jun 16, 2016, at 2:07 PM, Rohan Saxena via ros-users wrote:
>
> Dear ROS users,
>
> My name is Rohan Saxena and I am a computer science sophomore at BITS Pilani, India. I have recently started pursuing my interest in robotics. I was looking for a robot which I could experiment and play around with, and watch my algorithms in action.
>
> I would really appreciate if roboticists, hobbyists or anyone in the field of robotics could point me in the direction of a robust, easy to use robot for a beginner looking to get into the thick of robotics.
>
> Thanks and cheers,
> Rohan Saxena.
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