This function takes four input parameters, the X, Y, and Z coordinates of the desired end position, and the amount of time to reach that position. It then divides the motion into smaller line segments, allowing the robotic arm to accurately and efficiently reach the specified location. The function then moves the robot arm from its current position to the specified end position within the given time frame.
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roboticArm.movexyzinline()
Function Definition: roboticArm.movexyzinline(XPOS, YPOS = 150, ZPOS = 70, TIME = 1000)
- Python Library: Quarky Robotic Arm
- Library Import: roboticArm = RoboticArm(1, 2, 3, 4)
- Mode: Stage Mode, Upload Mode
Parameters
Name | Type | Description | Expected Values | Default Value |
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XPOS | int | The X coordinate of the destination position of the Gripper. | -100 to 100 | 0 |
YPOS | int | The Y coordinate of the destination position of the Gripper. | 100 to 250 | 150 |
ZPOS | int | The Z coordinate of the destination position of the Gripper. | 0 to 120 | 70 |
TIME | int | Time in miliseconds. | 100 to 10000 | 1000 |
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