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This sounds a bit open question so I'm a bit hesitant to post as an answer.

• There was a moment the company behind theconstructsim.com was a bit aggressively using the OSS community.
• That said I've tried their tutorials and I found generally recommendable for new ROS learners. Really great that a learner doesn't need to set up the computer environment specific to ROS (which is very common pain points for physically hosted workshop).
• The company seems to have been non / financially sponsoring ros.org's events.

This sounds a bit open question so I'm a bit hesitant to post as an answer.

• There was a moment the company behind theconstructsim.com was a bit aggressively using the OSS community.community for advertisement for their professional service.
• That said I've tried their tutorials and I found generally recommendable for new ROS learners. Really great that a learner doesn't need to set up the computer environment specific to ROS (which is very common pain points for physically hosted workshop).
• The company seems to have been non / financially sponsoring ros.org's events.

This sounds a bit open question so I'm a bit hesitant to post as an answer.

• There was a moment the company behind theconstructsim.com was a bit aggressively using the OSS community for advertisement for their professional service.
• That said I've tried their tutorials and I found generally recommendable for new ROS learners. Their tool is (or at least what I tried was) fully web-based. Really great that a learner doesn't need to set up the computer environment specific to ROS (which is very common pain points for physically hosted workshop).
• The company seems to have been non / financially sponsoring ros.org's events.

This sounds a bit open question so I'm a bit hesitant to post as an answer.

• There was a moment the company behind theconstructsim.com was a bit aggressively using the OSS community for advertisement for their professional service.
• That said I've tried their tutorials and I found generally recommendable for new ROS learners. Their tool is (or at least what I tried was) fully web-based. Really great that a learner doesn't need to set up the computer environment specific to ROS (which is very common pain points for physically hosted workshop).
• The company seems to have been nonnon-financially / and financially sponsoring ros.org's events.

This sounds a bit open question so I'm a bit hesitant to post as an answer.

• There was a moment the company behind theconstructsim.com was a bit aggressively using the OSS community for advertisement for their professional service.
• That said I've tried their tutorials and I found generally recommendable for new ROS learners. learners, or even the experienced who want to know about particular domains (they keep adding tutorials for new technical domains). Their tool is (or at least what I tried was) fully web-based. Really great that a learner doesn't need to set up the computer environment specific to ROS (which is very common pain points for physically hosted workshop).
• The company seems to have been non-financially and financially sponsoring ros.org's events.

This sounds a bit open question so I'm a bit hesitant to post as an answer.

• There was a moment the company behind theconstructsim.com was a bit aggressively using the OSS community for advertisement for their professional service.
• That said I've tried their tutorials and I found generally recommendable for new ROS learners, or even the experienced who want to know about particular domains (they seem to keep adding tutorials for new technical domains). Their tool is (or at least what I tried was) fully web-based. Really great that a learner doesn't need to set up the computer environment specific to ROS (which is very common pain points for physically hosted workshop).
• The company seems to have been non-financially and financially sponsoring ros.org's events.