<summary>Working with the TurtleBot3 Burger (Click to expand)</summary>
# Working with the TurtleBot3 Burger
# Working with the TurtleBot3 Burger
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Given this environment, you can use the robots in the roscore environment already deployed on [different machines and network infrastructures](/Use_turtlebot3_eduroam). In the following, use the IPs of the different machines to configure the environment variables required to run ROS from you virtual machine.
Given this environment, you can use the robots in the roscore environment already deployed on [different machines and network infrastructures](/Use_turtlebot3_eduroam). In the following, use the IPs of the different machines to configure the environment variables required to run ROS from you virtual machine.
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<summary>Click to expand Getting started using ROS 1</summary>
<summary>Getting started using ROS 1 (Click to expand)</summary>
## Getting started using ROS 1
## Getting started using ROS 1
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Define a specific namespace for each robot and initialize the *multi_robot_name* parameter with that namespace ([Our burger configuration](/specification of our robots)):
Define a specific namespace for each robot and initialize the *multi_robot_name* parameter with that namespace ([Our burger configuration](/specification of our robots)):
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<summary>Getting started using ROS 2 (Click to expand)</summary>