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I have got a solution from a friend and it worked well. ROS and Blender can be linked using a simple python socket-client program. what i made is, i wrote a python code with server for the ROS and a python code with client for the Blender then used the code for blender to send the desired data as string and at the server side i manipulated the received string and used the data i need.

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