RoboComp is an open-source Robotics framework providing the tools to create and modify software components that communicate through public interfaces. Components may require, subscribe, implement or publish interfaces in a seamless way. Building new components is done using two domain specific languages, IDSL and CDSL. With IDSL you define an interface and with CDSL you specify how the component will communicate with the world. With this information, a code generator creates C++ and/or Python sources, based on CMake, that compile and execute flawlessly. When some of these features have to be changed, the component can be easily regenerated and all the user specific code is preserved thanks to a simple inheritance mechanism.
//: <> (# RoboComp got accepted in GSoC 2021!) //: <> (March 10th 2021 ) //: <> (Google officially announced the list of organisations participating in GSoC'21 and RoboComp is in! The next important deadlines are: )
//: <> (Please, read the RoboComp/GSoC'21 FAQ if you are interested in participating as a student in RoboComp/GSoC'21. Google has also made available a generic GSoC FAQ.)
February 21th 2022
We just made available the list of ideas for the Google Summer of Code 2022. If you are interested in any of the ideas listed, we encourage you to get involved in the project and apply if RoboComp gets accepted into GSoC'22.
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February 19th 2022
We are preparing our application for the Google Summer of Code 2022. The list of ideas will be available soon.