ROS 2 for Beginners (ROS Jazzy - 2026) (Udemy.com)

I've been working in the robotics space for 3 years, predominantly on hardware integration. ROS has always been very taboo, to me. This course changed that dramatically and allowed me to pair what I know about how sensors work physically to how they work from a software perspective.

Very well explained and organized too. I sometimes need time to understand some things but that’s on me. I still learned A LOT in the last four days I have been doing half of your course (I took myself a lot of time to understand better since I am in no rush) It is a hard course, I would be lying if I said it’s easy, but nothing in work life is easy. You did a great job with teaching, monsieur ;) and I can’t thank you enough for your work. If you would be teaching me in class I would say you’re a bit too fast but I can pause the videos so doesn’t matter. Again, thank you so much for your effort and help understanding this. I hope life is treating you well and take care of yourself!

Overall, the course is very easy to understand. Those with some programming language background can choose to use Python or C++. Each part is explained thoroughly, such as the roles of Node.js, topics, and services. I particularly appreciated the post-course exercises where the instructor provides students with problems to solve independently, the questions were of moderate difficulty.. Finally, the project section was very interesting; it combined what I learned with some simple math to create such fun applications. Thank you to the instructor for their hard work.

An excellent course! As a mechatronics engineer, I really benefited from this course in learning ROS2. If you have basic programming knowledge and want to start learning ROS2, I highly recommend this course. The course content is very well designed and the instructor's explanations are excellent.

One of the best courses I have ever seen. I just graduated from Electrical Engineering and I had never liked the robotics category. After this course I fell in love. It was very easy and pleasant to watch. If the other 2 courses are like this, I think I will be broke at the end of the year because I will buy every course that is robotics oriented.

I need to learn how to use ROS2 and Gazebo for my bachelor’s thesis, and I came across this course. I decided to buy it (along with others from the same instructor), and now that I’ve finished it, I can honestly say: it’s useless. Let me explain: the instructor, who is supposed to teach ROS2 from the basics (which is based on Python or C++), doesn’t spend any time explaining the underlying architecture of ROS2, nor does he explain how things work at a low level. He simply writes code, shows the result, and explains what just happened. So the real question is: what’s the difference between this course and just asking an AI to generate code and then explain it? In my opinion, absolutely none. You’ll see very basic code with very basic explanations limited to what’s happening, like: “You’ve just eaten, I’m sure by tomorrow you’ll need to go to the bathroom.” WOW, really?! I would have never guessed! Take my money right away!! Since these topics are a bit more niche and definitely more complex than the usual “build an e-commerce with Laravel and MySQL” tutorials, I expected something deeper—low-level explanations, logical breakdowns, maybe even simple diagrams made with draw.io or something similar… but nothing. Bottom line: would I recommend this course? More no than yes. If you just want a very superficial look at how ROS2 works, go ahead and buy it. But if you’re expecting serious explanations about what ROS2 is, how it works at a low level, and the logic behind it… save your money.

Very good at explaining why things work the way they work, easy enough to follow along and even make your own changes. Provides full solutions on exercises/assignments at the end of them (either in video or code depending on how you chose to code your own assignment). Very well done so far.

I originally took this course because there was a job opening that had ROS2 as a requirement. Unfortunately, the position was filled before I had a chance to finish the course. I was enjoying the course so much however, that I still decided to still continue with it. Edouard does a great job in presenting the material in a systematic way that builds as you progress through the course. The course finishes with quite a challenging (but totally doable) final project that puts together all that you've learned. I'm looking forward to applying the knowledge I gained in the course towards a robot project of my own in the near future as I also move forward to the next course in his ROS2 series.

Par excellence! After having been righteously spoiled test driving Isaac sim demos on my RTX 6000 Blackwell Pro for the past month it was time to dig into Ros2 and get a solid handle/foundation on the underlying communication controlling all the attributes of the simulations. After scouring the internet for a comprehensive course on Ros2 I finally settled on this one and I have to say that I'm extremely pleased with the content and how it's presented. I'm currently completing section 5 of 11 and it keeps getting better and better!

This course is really a big leap in my career journey as this will help me with my sensor project. This course covers the standard libraries and the core topics that need to be learned in ROS2 The important thing is the you get to learn both in Python and C++ language