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I’ve released Robot System Quest: Games and Lessons—an open-source educational game for learning #ROS2 and robot systems! 🤖🎮 You can learn directly in your browser—no setup required—with 14 games, 20 lessons, and online guide. Supports PC, smartphones, and gamepads! #OSS

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