The Construct Sim
"Where Your Robotics Career Happens"
Barcelona-based online robotics institute offering ROS and ROS2 courses via cloud simulation, serving 100,000+ learners globally.
The Construct (The Construct Sim, S.L.) is a Barcelona, Spain-based e-learning platform founded in 2015 by Ricardo Tellez, focused on robotics education using ROS (Robot Operating System) and ROS2. The platform provides browser-accessible cloud simulation environments where students practice programming real and simulated robots without requiring local hardware setup. The Construct serves over 100,000 learners worldwide and offers structured learning paths, self-led courses, instructor-led live training sessions, and Masterclass programs covering topics including ROS2 navigation, manipulation, AI agent programming, and humanoid robotics.
The platform is recognized as an official ROS training provider for ROS-Industrial Consortium (Europe and Asia-Pacific). Enterprise and campus licensing packages are available for companies and universities. The company also develops hardware robot kits such as BotBox and FastBot for classroom use.
Primary type & automation activities this supplier delivers:
ROS Developer Masterclass
Structured online program teaching ROS and ROS2 through hands-on cloud robot simulation, from fundamentals to advanced navigation and manipulation.
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https://www.theconstructsim.com/PHONE
+34 687 672 123HEADQUARTERS
Spain
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2015
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