Manipulators?
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24 Oct 2011 10:02 #14155
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Can EMC2 drive manipulators?
Something like this
www.abb.com/cawp/abbzh254/fcfbdad9a72cfe08c1257862006bcfbf.aspx
Something like this
www.abb.com/cawp/abbzh254/fcfbdad9a72cfe08c1257862006bcfbf.aspx
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24 Oct 2011 10:24 #14157
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Yes:
For example.
That particular device would be a bit more challenging as it has two end-effectors. In theory you could use XYZ for one effector and UVW for the other, but that would require a custom kinematics module. You might also need to change the number of joints supported by EMC2 which is fairly hard-coded at 9 at the moment, but there is a branch which is attempting to remove that limit.
With the standard EMC installation I think you would need a separate PC and EMC2 for each side of the robot.
For example.
That particular device would be a bit more challenging as it has two end-effectors. In theory you could use XYZ for one effector and UVW for the other, but that would require a custom kinematics module. You might also need to change the number of joints supported by EMC2 which is fairly hard-coded at 9 at the moment, but there is a branch which is attempting to remove that limit.
With the standard EMC installation I think you would need a separate PC and EMC2 for each side of the robot.
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24 Oct 2011 10:35 #14158
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Cool!
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