This function moves a robotic arm’s end-effector along a given axis by a specified amount over a given time. It takes three parameters: the required distance for the end-effector to move, the axis along which the motion should occur, and the time duration of the move. All other axes will remain constant.
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roboticArm.movebyinoneaxis()
Function Definition: roboticArm.movebyinoneaxis(DISTANCE = 10, AXIS = "x", TIME = 1000)
- Python Library: Quarky Robotic Arm
- Library Import: roboticArm = RoboticArm(1, 2, 3, 4)
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Parameters
Name | Type | Description | Expected Values | Default Value |
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DISTANCE | int | The distance by which the gripper should move. | 0 - 250 | 10 |
AXIS | string | The axis to which the gripper needs to move. | "x", "y", or "z" | "x" |
TIME | int | Time in miliseconds. | 100 to 10000 | 1000 |
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