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Post by timinmb on Oct 14, 2018 18:31:25 GMT -7
Is there anyone else still interested in this subject?
Leave a post. Tell me where you are at with this. |
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Post by jwgbradford on Nov 12, 2018 12:30:50 GMT -7
Bit late to the party, but looking to use the Dobot in a series of kids clubs. Using linux laptops, so Dobot studio isn't really an option - tried running it on WINE and threw too many exceptions.
Just looking into ROS / Blockly / open-dobot
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Post by timinmb on Nov 13, 2018 8:12:32 GMT -7
Good to hear that someone else is coming here. Did you have any success with getting the open-dobot code to work? I gave up in frustration, and have been writing my own code in C++ for Arduino. So far I have it processing inverse kinematics and accepting a pseudo version of gcode, that includes G1 straight line movement and G2/G3 drawing of circles. The next challenge is getting my code to interface with a standard gcode sender, such as universal gcode sender, so that I can scan images and have them converted into gcode, then have the dobot arm trace them.
I've been trying to learn ROS, but its a pretty challenging system to learn. |
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Post by felixcatuk on Dec 14, 2020 15:44:12 GMT -7
Monkeying around with Open-Dobot here.
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