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== An example of Robotino with LabVIEW == | == An example of Robotino with LabVIEW == | ||
Revision as of 16:06, 3 January 2011
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Robotino in LabVIEW
LabVIEW drivers are also available for Robotino. Using these drivers Robotino's functionality can be manipulated in LabVIEW. The drivers come with a set of easy to understand examples and an extensive help manual which illustrates the use of each Robotino LabVIEW VI.
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LabVIEW Drivers available
- AnalogInput
- Bumper
- Com
- Camera
- DigitalInput
- DigitalOutput
- DistanceSensor
- EncoderInput
- Gripper
- LaserRangeFinder
- Manipulator
- Motor
- NorthStar
- Odometry
- OmniDrive
- PowerManagement
- Relay
An example of Robotino with LabVIEW
Using the LabVIEW drivers, a scenario has been created where Robotino moves around in an obstacle cluttered environment by avoiding the obstacles.
