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OpenSource-Leg ROS2 Node

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v1.0.0 — Initial Release First tagged release of the OpenSource-Leg ROS2 Node Overview A ROS2 (ament_python / ament_cmake) package pair providing node-level control and monitoring for the…

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Category
Devices & Hardware
Subcategory
unknown
License
APACHE2.0(unknown)
Status
unknown
Maturity
prototype
Organization
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Country
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Documentation
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Tags
ros2 · robotics · prosthetics · open-source-leg
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  1. zenodo.org/records/21392876
    retrieved 2026-08-11 · via zenodo

    Machine-imported from a Zenodo search for ""open source" AND (prosthesis OR prosthetic OR orthosis)". Zenodo deposition DOI 10.5281/zenodo.21392876. Licence as declared on the deposition. Unreviewed.

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