Dear Sir/Madam,
去年我是一个博士生。我的项目的一部分s to move the real robot (ABB IRB120 M2004) using MATLAB software as our code for generating the tool path is in MATLAB software. As far as I know, robodk software has an ability to connect with MATLAB, then the tool path can be given to the robot from MATLAB Simulink in robodk environments. We need to send the end-effector position to the robot online, not offline. The path of the robot in our case is not known then we need that the robot follows the path that is generating while the robot is moving. For instance, using the MATLAB interface of the robodk software, it is possible to move the robot in the robodk software while generating the end-effector path simultaneously.
I am wondering moving the robot in the robodk environment can be used to move the real robot too or not? In another word, I am wondering instead of moving the robot in the robodk environment, is it possible to move the real robot simultaneously as MATLAB is running?
Best regards and hope to hear from you soon,
M. R. Chalak Qazani.
去年我是一个博士生。我的项目的一部分s to move the real robot (ABB IRB120 M2004) using MATLAB software as our code for generating the tool path is in MATLAB software. As far as I know, robodk software has an ability to connect with MATLAB, then the tool path can be given to the robot from MATLAB Simulink in robodk environments. We need to send the end-effector position to the robot online, not offline. The path of the robot in our case is not known then we need that the robot follows the path that is generating while the robot is moving. For instance, using the MATLAB interface of the robodk software, it is possible to move the robot in the robodk software while generating the end-effector path simultaneously.
I am wondering moving the robot in the robodk environment can be used to move the real robot too or not? In another word, I am wondering instead of moving the robot in the robodk environment, is it possible to move the real robot simultaneously as MATLAB is running?
Best regards and hope to hear from you soon,
M. R. Chalak Qazani.