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Hi there Venkat, from this picture I see they are using a default raspberry pi board in the card size.

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That being the case I'm more than confident that you can install ROS in there, check one of the tutorials to do so.

I haven't worked with RevPI but I assume they'll give you ssh access and since you have an ethernet port in there you can connect to the web, so you should be good to go.

If you have questions on the installation process you can ask. But if you follow the tutorial it's pretty straight forward.

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