Most tutorials/courses either skip steps or assume too much. This community exists to fill that gap. I’m an electrical engineer who has learned many difficult and confusing topics from the ground up and I remember exactly how confusing it feels at the start. In the first course i'm currently working on I’ll be building the robotic arm alongside you, documenting the mistakes, fixes, and mental models that actually help. This isn’t about being an expert it’s about making progress together :)

Welcome to Logic to Life: a practical learning space where we turn engineering concepts into working systems. This community is focused on learning by building, starting with ROS 2 robot simulation. Right now, I’m working on a course where we’ll build and simulate a robotic arm step-by-step, from installing ROS 2, through URDF and simulation, all the way to joint control. This space is beginner-friendly, hands-on, and honest. I’ll share what works, what breaks, and how to fix it, without skipping the confusing parts! Whether you’re a hobbyist, student, or professional engineer/creator, you’ll find practical, reusable knowledge here