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We recommend installing RAI in a virtual environment (e.g., virtualenv, uv, or poetry) to keep your dependencies organized. Make sure to use the same version of python as the one used for ROS 2 (typically `python3.10` for Humble and `python3.12` for Jazzy).
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We recommend installing RAI in a virtual environment (e.g., [virtualenv](https://docs.python.org/3/library/venv.html), [uv](https://docs.astral.sh/uv/), or [poetry](https://python-poetry.org/docs/)) to keep your dependencies organized. Make sure to use the same version of python as the one used for ROS 2 (typically `python3.10` for Humble and `python3.12` for Jazzy).
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If you plan to use ROS 2 commands (`ros2 run` or `ros2 launch`), you'll need to add your virtual environment's Python packages to your system's Python path. This step is only necessary for ROS 2 integration - if you're just running RAI directly with Python, you can skip this step.
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