What is the meaning of the zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz placed at the end? And why was it placed at the end? Is there any specific reason for that?
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I am trying to check the availability of karel and socket messaging. So go to MENU2>STATUS>Version ID>ORDER FI. I see the below. Unfortunately, that robot does not have the karel and socket messaging. I want to learn from others as well.
This is my list of packages. but two are mentioned. I want information about others. What is the use of it?
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I already know that and use it, but my doubt is about that classification.it is conditional or non condition.
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In fanuc TP programming, I watched the video for Branching.In that video, they mentioned JMP LBL [],CALL are non-conditional statements, and wait,if,select are conditional statements. But how wait is a conditional statement. Anyone can explain that.
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It's a simple case of accidental name duplication. The academics who created the "Stanford" Karel were not aware of Fanuc KAREL. The two have no connection (that I'm aware of).
Fanuc KAREL is brand-specific to Fanuc robots. Currently, every major industrial robot brand on the market has their own, brand-specific programming language. Recently, there have been some moves towards introducing Python or Java as an alternate language in some brands, but those are mostly all built on translation layers, and it's still very early days yet.
Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMRs) mostly tend to be black boxes internally, with REST API interfaces that can be accessed using whatever programming language you like, as long as it can parse strings correctly and communicate using TCP/IP sockets.
So it really depends on what type of robotics you want to get into. Personally, it's hard to go wrong knowing Python -- even if your robot can't run it, the basic rules of good programming remain the same, and Python is increasingly popular in a lot of contexts, including robot simulation. The open-source Robot Operating System (ROS) would be another good avenue of study, although that's a bit more on the robot "system-developer" end than on the robot "applications developer" end.
You might want to grab the free trial version (complexity-limited, not time-limited) of RoboDK, which is a really good entry point for understanding robot simulation on a budget (plus, Python scripting).
Fanuc Karel is only applicable to Fanuc-brand industrial arms. Then is Stanford Karel applicable for AMR and arm programming? I want to learn one thing: It added value to my resume. So if I learn the fanuc karel, it is useful for me, or if I learn the Stanford karel, where I test and implement it, are there any projects that have already been created using Stanford Karl?
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I want one clarification. A few days ago, I heard about the Karel language. Also, I found some websites to learn (Stanford University,CodeHS). but it is not the same as the fanuc karel programming. That language is totally different. Can anyone explain that difference? which I learn? Is the Karel programming language applicable to all types of robots? or it is only applicable for fanuc only.Other brands have the same language programming method (like a computer or Python), or each robot constructs our new Karel language. if all or one karel learning is possible. Anyone give any resources for proper learning?
1. https://compedu.stanford.edu/karel-reader/d…n/chapter1.html(Stanford University).
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Hi
UK user key
SU shift userkey
MF manual function --> check manual
SP ?
DI digital Input
RI robot input
UI (system UOP input)
F flag
M marker
thank you for your response.
but i also want to know how to i use it and what is the main usage of it.so can you share the manual link or any video tutorial. -
i changed my group mask 1,*,*,*,*,* to *,*,*,*,*,* while changing the tp into macro. But i do it with the help of the online tutorial videos. Now anyone can explain the group mask or any source to understand the group mask properly. I didn't get the specific tutorial for group mask
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