ETGAH
CourseIntermediate
Self-paced course

Computer Vision for Robots

Detection, tracking and pose estimation with ROS 2 image pipelines.

4.6 (29 reviews)EnglishSelf-paced, 12 hoursSara Lindqvist

What you'll learn

  • Apply the core ideas of Computer Vision for Robots to a hands-on project
  • Build and run robot software against a simulator
  • Debug a ROS 2 system with the standard tooling
  • Frame a problem so a model can help
  • Evaluate results with a repeatable test set
  • Finish with graded work you can show to an employer

Curriculum

VideoLabQuiz or assignmentProject
  • 1.1 Foundations: overview12 min
  • 1.2 Guided exercise35 min
  • 1.3 Check your understanding8 questions

Prerequisites

Comfortable with Python or C++ basics
Basic Linux command line
A laptop with a modern browser

Instructor

Sara Lindqvist

Instructor and teaching assistant · AI engineering, ROS 2 foundations

Sara is a machine learning engineer who teaches the foundations courses and supports the masterclass batches. She focuses on getting learners to a working, tested ROS 2 node quickly, then on evaluating what they built.

4.7(550 reviews)View full profile

Lab included

ROS Lab included: 02:00 hours

Every lab lesson opens a ROS 2 workspace with a simulator in your browser. Included hours cover all exercises and the capstone. You can top up at any time.

Lab hour packages

Certificate

ETGAH Certificate of Achievement

Certificate of completion

Issued when you pass the graded work. Each certificate has a public verification link and can be added to LinkedIn.

Pass mark: 70 percent

Reviews

4.6out of 5 (29 verified reviews)
KMKhalid Al MansooriVerified learner
Every week ended with a robot doing something new. The instructor read my launch files and told me exactly why my costmap was drifting.
SRSofia RossiVerified learner
The live sessions were small enough to ask real questions. The capstone was demanding but fair, and the rubric made it clear what was expected.

FAQ

You keep access to the course and your notes for 12 months from enrollment, and certificates never expire.

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