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How To Start New MRL

Services

1. Make a directory like c:\mrl (warning no spaces in the name)
2. download the latest myrobotlab.jar from latest build and put it in the new directory so it looks like this

3. Start a command shell, type

cd c:\mrl

then type

java -jar myrobotlab.jar

It takes a while the first time on a computer - its extracting pieces of itself. But eventually a gui should come up. It should look like this. You want to flip over to the "runtime" tab and press the menu System->Install All

After the services install, you should not need to download the services again. Even if you make a new MRL directory somewhere else to try a different version - the services won't need to be downloaded, but will be copied from the local repo .. this makes it very fast.

speaker inmoov

ho everybody

i find a speaker about my old tv

i take a speaker and perfect size for my ear

so i would like to know if it is good

what do you think?

i put a soket for woman on head like this my head it is very nice face not bump!!!

thank you

Getting the Kinect to work - no image

Hi Anyone,

I am hoping someone can help me out. I am working on getting my Kinect to work in MyRobotLab. I'm on Windows 7, x86 64 bit. The Kinect is installed and shows as a properly installed device in my device manager.

I start MRL and create an OpenCV service. I then select to use OpenKinect as the source and click capture, however, I don't see any image. Is there something I'm missing? Perhaps a 3rd party dependency ?

A quick test with MRL 1.0.18 (from github!) - WebGUI ----> Python function

Hi All,
This is a quick test of the new github release & some long awated functionality.
We want to call a Python function from the webgui using a single URL - this way we could save it as a bookmark or on our phones webrowser and activate it whenever we want.