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The dx100
package doesn't exist any more. The functionality was merged into industrial_core
, more specifically: industrial_robot_client and simple_message.
what I focus on is how to build the connection between ROS PC and my robot-controller
simple_message
and industrial_robot_client
can definitely be used for that, but it might be worthwhile to discuss your approach a bit, as there may be easier / more straightforward approaches, especially if your robot controller supports something like C/C++ (or any other high-level language) already.
I would suggest sending a message to the ROS-Industrial mailing list.
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The dx100
package doesn't exist any more. The functionality was merged into industrial_core
, more specifically: industrial_robot_client and simple_message.
This is the link
https://swri-ros-pkg.googlecode.com/svn/branches/groovy/motoman
.
And with the shutdown of Google code, this repository was also taken down. Just for reference: a copy of it can be found at ros-industrial/swri-ros-pkg. But please do not use the dx100
package from there: it's old and replaced by other packages.
what I focus on is how to build the connection between ROS PC and my robot-controller
simple_message
and industrial_robot_client
can definitely be used for that, but it might be worthwhile to discuss your approach a bit, as there may be easier / more straightforward approaches, especially if your robot controller supports something like C/C++ (or any other high-level language) already.
I would suggest sending a message to the ROS-Industrial mailing list.