How To add robot arm model into linuxCNC
17 Jan 2019 13:39 #124349
by andypugh
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You should just need to convert the image to a G code path. Do you have any sort of CAD / CAM software?
The first step would be to trace the bitmap into a curve / spline / path (depending on the software used) as the bitmap image is not a useful starting point for CAM.
Gcode-tools in Inkscape seems like a good starting point, though Fusion360 is another strong contender.
The first step would be to trace the bitmap into a curve / spline / path (depending on the software used) as the bitmap image is not a useful starting point for CAM.
Gcode-tools in Inkscape seems like a good starting point, though Fusion360 is another strong contender.
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19 Jan 2019 04:01 #124431
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how can i change the DH parameters according to the puma robot arm??
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21 Jan 2019 13:22 #124524
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Why do you need to? The DH parameters in the Vismach model are correct.
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21 Jan 2019 13:28 #124527
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21 Jan 2019 13:29 #124528
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21 Jan 2019 13:29 #124529
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after i attached a default linunx cnc model it works like this?? why is that ?
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21 Jan 2019 13:39 #124531
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What does the G-code say? it looks like a linear move in the Z axis.
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21 Jan 2019 14:02 #124539
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i dont know,after i load the model and press the simulation button it works like this,but in other window cone like end top goes correctly
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21 Jan 2019 14:13 #124541
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Your picture does not make it clear what " it works like this" means. Or what you think is wrong, or what you consider "correctly"
You haven't even said which G-code file you are running.
You haven't even said which G-code file you are running.
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23 Jan 2019 05:26 #124646
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i worked with default linux cnc letters g code.could you please tell me how to start a simulation in preview window of puma robot step by step,i think wrong is happed there.it willbe very helpful
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