Ok, I have succesfully used MRL on my desktop computer, and now I am trying to get it loaded and running on a netbook that I plan on using MRL with to power my bot.
I am having a strange problem.. I can get MRL started, after an install of the latest java SDK, but, when I try to add new services i can't, See my screen shot that i have attached.
Hello everyone!
I've just joined myrobotlab community and I am tending to start right away with projects development.
A little bit about me: I am from Mexico, so be a little patient with me if a make some gramatical errors. I am currently studying Mechatronics Engineering in the ITESM and I have some previal experience on electronics and manufacturing by some jobs that I had.
And now the fun part, the robot!
Here my little printed dumb robot.... :D now we have to make it smart :D
[[Joystick.dumbBot.py]]
Just a little post to say there is an empty script in the list .
It's the script " Face tracking " under " vision " submenu
Update: 2013-08-21
UPDATE 06.03.2014
UPDATE 05.14.2014
Printing right arm and stringing left hand !!!
UPDATE 03.07.2014
Servo christmas :D
UPDATE 03.04.2014
I was trying to become more aquainted with MRL as a user and had some questions. I thought I would create a thread to save the answers for posterity.
First, I was trying the keyboardinput example (HERE). Long story short, it doesn't seem to work. Being unexperienced I don't really know why. It appears input() is never being called, but the keyboard commands appear in the java window.
Upon executing the example I get the readout below.
Thanks to a nice guy (Dario Corsetti of http://www.resco-research.com/) my extruder works great now!!!
Here are some creations :D
All pieces together :
Chassis for the smart robot :
There was a previous problem with gauges locking up the browser - I did an inquiry on the RGraph forum and they suggested I use Draw() instead of .Grow() . Since then, things are working great I have 10+ web clients looking at the gauge - and its preforming very snappy ! YAY ! - Now many people we can look at our Arduino gauges remotely for hours :)
Here is the beginning of the Serial Service display in the WebGUI. MRL is connected to an Arduino Mega - and the Mega is sending out a stream of data which is displayed in the Serial service output.
