I've used CODESYS for some time, but never used the soft motion aspects. I was thinking of connecting up one of the cheap robotic arm kits to a Raspberry Pi to educate myself in how to use software.
Has anyone already experimented with this and got something working?
What would be a good set of bits to use with a high likelihood of success?
I don't have any real application in mind, just moving objects around my desk.
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I've used CODESYS for some time, but never used the soft motion aspects. I was thinking of connecting up one of the cheap robotic arm kits to a Raspberry Pi to educate myself in how to use software.
Has anyone already experimented with this and got something working?
What would be a good set of bits to use with a high likelihood of success?
I don't have any real application in mind, just moving objects around my desk.
There is a good example on the forum.
See forum.codesys.com/viewtopic.php?f=23&t=6247
Soft motion servo example.
It also comes downloaded when you download the codesys control for raspberry pi
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I've used CODESYS for some time, but never used the soft motion aspects. I was thinking of connecting up one of the cheap robotic arm kits to a Raspberry Pi to educate myself in how to use software.
Has anyone already experimented with this and got something working?
What would be a good set of bits to use with a high likelihood of success?
I don't have any real application in mind, just moving objects around my desk.
There is a good example on the forum.
See forum.codesys.com/viewtopic.php?f=23&t=6247
Soft motion servo example.
It also comes downloaded when you download the codesys control for raspberry pi
Sent from my SM-N9005 using Tapatalk