CaScada Project (Automation technology application)

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23 Jun 2022 10:00 - 23 Jun 2022 10:08 #245660 by TheRoslyak
Hi everyone

I am glad to preach to the whole community of Linuxcnc.

This topic I opened to find interested people in the development of the application with a working title CaScada (maybe final )

The main goal of this project is to develop an application that allows you to create automatic complex systems using robots of various kinematics, simple conveyors and trivial axes, the use of various sensors, and etc.(like Twincat, Codesys and like of them)
       
As you understand, unlike linuxcnc, it allows you work with several kinematics at the same time.The application is based on HAL, like Linuxcnc, and accordingly allows to work with most extensions and peripherals that have been developed for Linuxcnc (Ethercat, mesa board, using Hid Controller and etc)
       
As a tool for creating, QT creator is used in C / C ++ using QML.The object is visualized using the Open Cascade library.
At the moment, I have implemented the ability to control 2 kinematics delta and scarа with linear interpolation.
       
It goes without saying that each block will have to be modified and new features added. For example s-curve acceleration,opc ua and etc.
       
Extension topic will be added later...
Last edit: 23 Jun 2022 10:08 by TheRoslyak. Reason: Update post
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26 Jun 2022 17:48 #245942 by Aciera
Does sound very interesting for sure.
Can't help you as my programming skills are rather rudimentary. I tried to follow what Grotius was working on for a while but I got frustrated with QT creator and the open cascade libraries and getting the paths and dependencies right.
I use LinuxCNC with genserkins on an industrial robot but it seems to me that there are hardly any regular visitors on this forum who are interested in the more exotic applications of LinuxCNC (ie nontrivial kinematics). I tried to show some uses of the new switchable kinematics feature a while ago and feedback was virtually zero.
So don't feel discouraged by the lack of response.
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26 Jun 2022 17:58 #245943 by tommylight
I am interested in anything regarding LinuxCNC and automation, but when i can not help i keep my mouth shut.
Also, as life has become so utterly hectic, there is no spare time left for anything.
Regardless, i still make time to check here and follow as much as humanly possible.

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