chris_hdrive
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- Dec 6, 2016
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Hello,
I have made a servo motor you can control over Ethernet - please have a look at our Kickstarter: http://kck.st/2gal6IG.
The Motor can be controlled over TCP with XML formatted messages.
You could like that, because there is no need for device drivers or cable adapters, everything you need is a power supply and an ethernet cable. This means you do not need any Arduino, Raspberrys or beaglebones any more.
The communication speed is around 1kHz. The drive is sending its actual position continuously back to the connected computer.
We have also build a couple of projects with our motors:
6-DOF Robot Arm runing with C#
[video=youtube;k47auAHhDr4]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k47auAHhDr4[/video]
What do you think, is there a need for such a motor?
Cheers,
Chris
I have made a servo motor you can control over Ethernet - please have a look at our Kickstarter: http://kck.st/2gal6IG.
The Motor can be controlled over TCP with XML formatted messages.
You could like that, because there is no need for device drivers or cable adapters, everything you need is a power supply and an ethernet cable. This means you do not need any Arduino, Raspberrys or beaglebones any more.
The communication speed is around 1kHz. The drive is sending its actual position continuously back to the connected computer.
We have also build a couple of projects with our motors:
6-DOF Robot Arm runing with C#
[video=youtube;k47auAHhDr4]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k47auAHhDr4[/video]
What do you think, is there a need for such a motor?
Cheers,
Chris
