This group is for discussion and help with the Tekkotsu development framework. Tekkotsu is an open source project aiming to provide basic services on a robot, such as smooth motion, vision, locomotion, user interaction, networking, etc.
Tekkotsu currently runs on a variety of robot platforms, notably Sony's Aibo, the Qwerk, and custom configurations using hobbyist parts. (e.g. “Regis”)
We highly recommend our software to researchers and hobbyists who want to experiment with the software side of robotics without having to write basic low level algorithms and hardware interfaces from scratch.
When posting, please remember to include what version of the framework you are using.
A timer? What kind of timer would that be Ethan? In the example you point out, the functions are set for information to be sent to the AIBO and not to a host
... Yeah, one of the big headaches is that the AIBO's OS uses a weird custom API for networking, which we have a wrapper for so you don't have to fiddle with
Thanks for the quick reply Ethan. I see that you are back. Maybe then you could provide me with some answers to the rest of my...err...2,367 questions...
When you added the WalkMC to the motion manager (i.e. addPersistentMotion or addPrunableMotion), it returns an ID value. You can use this ID with MMAccessor to
Hello everyone, I just had a quick question about what is the correct syntax to apply when using the WalkMC functions getCurVelocity() and getTravelTime(). I