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[Amaia Novara]

This slide is pneumatic. It is a standard fixed stroke air cylinder. There is no intermediate position of any kind. A robot output turns an air valve on and the robot slides out to the end of the cylinder stroke, turn the output off and cylinder and robot slides back. Very simple and straight forward.

We can see that the base frame can be moved in RS if it is attached to an external axis, but that axis seems to have to be an integral robot controlled servo 7th axis. You cannot move the base frame on a mechanism.

I'm hoping, if you are a robotstudio guru, that you will see whether its possible or not, in principle, pretty quickly. If you can solve our problem in an hour, good on you, easy money. If it takes a Sunday of your weekend in a dark room to "get your head around it", its still good money and I will still be grateful

Most ROS development uses git as the Version Control System (VCS) of choice. There are well-established guidelines for developing typical ROS applications with git. However, I have not been able to find any with regard to the development of ABB robotics systems using robot studio.

Source code control, as we know it, does not seem to be standard practice in the industrial automation world. Traditional methods of full backing up the full system with a version or timestamps seem more common.

Is the above repo the recommended way? Manage rapid files in git and then copy and paste those in and out of the git repo to the robotstudio/robot. Are there any best development practices for controlling industrial robotic code? Or any other example github repositories that demonstrate how to organize robotic code?

In my opinion, then the main benefits of these Add-Ins are that they simplify the distribution and installation process, as well as that they give you control of how and what is installed in the robot controller system. The biggest drawback is that it might take some time to get used to working with them.

I played around with the tool a bit this morning. I can certainly see how this would be the proper solution for the distribution of your system once it has been developed. I will have to experiment with it during the development workflow to see how it fits in.

Hello. This may be a late response but the link you provided no longer works since the robotapps website has reached the end of its life this year. Is it possible to obtain the StateMachine add-in from another source? I would like to test it with ROS

Hi,I've tried to set up ROS industrial for a simulated ABB IRB120 arm using robotstudio. I have robotstudio v5.15.02 installed on windows 7, and ROS indigo. After following these instructions: , I get an error in robotstudio saying the following(and a similar message for ROS_motionServer):

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