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Robot Data Communications
This document contains source code for examples of communicating between processes in a robotics application, as described in the Robotics Module Help.
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NI Week 2009 Parallel Robot Demo
EXAMPLE - NI Week 2009 Parallel Robot Demo - This demo shows the flexibility of the new NI SoftMotion 2009 Module. The motion system is a parallel robot (often referred ...
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Controlling Robots with NI LabVIEW and the CompuLab fit-PC2
The CompuLab fit-PC2 is an small, handheld PC computer configured to run Windows or Linux. Combined with NI LabVIEW, the fit-PC2 offers the versatility of a desktop ...
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Rendering Realistic 3-D Images of a Robot Arm Using OpenGL
Demonstrates how you can use the OpenGL to render realistic 3D images. This sample draws a robotic arm in a TOOLSLIB OpenGL control.
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