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Hello all,

I am using InMoov arms with our already available robotics head. We are using yarp and c#. For the InMoov arm we don't use arduino,... till now I have a  working arm and I manually send angles for motors (using sliders and my gui) and the arm moves. Now I need to develop the kinematics and Inverse kinematics algorithm for the arm. I mean the box that receives as input endeffector position (or motor angles in Kinematics) and as output the required angle of each motor (end-effector position in Kinematics).

Sorry for my English.

I use runtime tracking.

About opencv i use two filters : pyramiDdown and facedetect

All is ok but servos dont moove when i move the camera.

Servos are well plugged and they move manualy

 

Could you help me.

Thanks 

Hi

When trying to implement new gestures in my script it is a bit of a hassle to always shutdown mrl gui and mrl command window, then restart mrl, manually load your preferred script and execute it.

I feel like having done that too many times...

Tried to add execfile("myscript.py") into untitled.1.py as found in one of the tipps but this did not work for me, the file gets overwritten and is always empty.

Hi

tried to follow the the Quick Start Guide to build myrobotlab in java. Have Eclipse Mars running on W10/64

Got myrobotlab and repo on the git-page, in the java-page I have a red mark on myrobotlab an it tells me it could not find or load:

org.myrobotlab.service.Runtime

any help?

Juerg

 

Hey guys, I'm still working on the FPGA based ACU, but I'm having a few troubles.  Since I know no one else here is into FPGA design, I wanted to feel out the crown for an ARM based solution.  Quad or Octa core, beefy enough to compare to FPGA IO's, etc.  This will still be a custom SBC for MRL, so feel free to chime in.  I'm moving into a new house this month and once I close, I'll have my bench set back up for testing.  I'm still leaning towards FPGA backend, but it may be unecessary, at least for now....