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Practical use case: Driving clamps
"A clamp in robotics is an end-effector (or "tool") attached to the end of a robotic arm, designed to firmly grasp, hold, or manipulate an object during a task. They act as the "hands" of the robot and are widely used in manufacturing, packaging, and machining." Different clamp types exist based on their power source - pneumatic, electric etc. In Process Simulate clamps are modelled as devices. They have logic that drives their joints based on the state of their inputs. Usu
Ivaylo Fiziev
Jun 22 min read


Practical use case: Implementing MJV using a script
To continue the topic of custom motion profiles I'll try to implement the built-in MOVE_JOINT_TO_VALUE FB with a script. The script will...
Ivaylo Fiziev
Jul 31, 20242 min read


Driving joints
Kinematics is often referred to as the "geometry of motion". It relies on initial conditions (known values) of position velocity and/or...
Ivaylo Fiziev
Mar 25, 20243 min read
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