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Open Robot Control Software This website is a home for portable C++ libraries for advanced machine and robot control. Click on one of the topics to learn more about these projects.   BFL moved to github Submitted by klaas on Fri, 2017-03-24 07:27 News As of yesterday, the BFL source code (and issue tracker) is enjoying its new home at github. Recently, support for the Eigen Matrix librarry has been added. Expect release 0.9.0 soon (indeed, we seem to have forgotten to post entries about 0.7 and 0.8 releases...) » Login to post comments Installing the OROCOS Toolchain (2.8) from source on Mac OSX. » Login to post comments (Yet another) guide to cross compiling the Orocos Toolchain Submitted by sspr on Mon, 2013-05-27 22:02 Guidelines RTT 2.x Sagar Behere has written down a nice blog post on a new way of cross compiling the Orocos Toolchain. See his announcement below:   Quote: For what it's worth, here is another howto   http://techblog.sagar.se/blog/2013/05/16/yet-another-guide-to-cross-compiling-the-orocos-toolchain/ This method is quite painless, because there is no need to cross-compile the various supporting stuff like boost, libxml2, omniorb etc. Instead, we use xapt. The howto is attached in markdown format, if anyone wants to put it on the orocos wiki. Just my way of saying thanks for the good help I receive here :) /Sagar   » Login to post comments See complete post... Orocos at ROSCON 2013, May 11-12 Submitted by peter on Tue, 2013-04-16 08:58   ROSCon is a developers’ conference, in the model of PyCon and BoostCon. Following the success of the inaugural ROSCon in St. Paul, Minnesota this year’s ROSCon will be held in Stuttgart, Germany, immediately following the ICRA conference. Sylvain Joyeux will give a talk about 'ROS and Rock: mixing Orocos components and ROS nodes into a model-driven toolchain' on the first day. Orocos users and developers visiting ICRA are invited to stay one or two days longer in order to attend this event and meet with each other. » Login to post comments Orocos Toolchain 2.6.0 Released ! Submitted by peter on Mon, 2012-12-03 22:53 Orocos-users The Orocos Toolchain developers are content[1] to announce the 2.6 release cycle of the Orocos Toolchain. As in the previous release cycle, the emphasis is on stability, incremental development and stable API's. » 14 comments See complete post... Announcing the geometric relations semantics software Submitted by Tinne De Laet on Mon, 2012-06-11 10:03 Orocos-users Dear orocos-user and orocos-developer, With this email I want to announce the "geometric-relations-semantics" software (http://www.orocos.org/wiki/geometric-relations-semantics-wiki). The geometric relations semantics software (C++) implements the geometric relation semantics theory, hereby offering support for semantic checks for your rigid body relations calculations. This will avoid commonly made errors, and hence reduce application and, especially, system integration development time considerably. » Login to post comments See complete post... Robotics Tech days at CEA LIST 15-16 March Submitted by jean.sreng on Thu, 2012-02-23 14:22 Orocos-users The Robotics teams of the CEA LIST (France) are organizing some Tech days for our research partners. Since we are (heavily) using Orocos (mainly RTT, OCL) we thought that the Orocos community might be interested as well. » 2 comments See complete post... Orocos iTaSC & rFSM workshop at ERF@Odense Submitted by peter on Wed, 2012-02-22 21:38 Orocos-users At the European Robotics Forum 2012 KU Leuven and Intermodalics are organizing a three-part seminar, appealing to both industry and research institutes, titled: Introduction to state charts and reusable, modular task specification through the Orocos eco-system Hands-on-1: getting started with rFSM state charts in the Orocos eco-system Hands-on-2: getting started with instantaneous motion specification using constraints (iTaSC): reusable and modular task specification For all information, you can consult the Workshop page » Login to post comments See complete post... Telesurgery with reliable force feedback Submitted by peter on Tue, 2011-11-15 09:36 Applications RTT 2.x Bert Willaert, researcher at department of Mechanical Engineering at the KU Leuven, Belgium, has used OROCOS for a highly dynamic force-feedback application. Click below to read more about this movie.» Login to post comments See complete post... Orocos users meeting at IROS 2011. Submitted by fosini on Mon, 2011-10-17 12:57   Taking advantage that quite a few Orocos users and developers were attending IROS 2011 in San Francisco, USA, an informal meeting was organized to get to know each other and exchange our experiences and use cases. Among the attendants were people from the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, that were showing live demos on robots like the PR2, the Kuka LWR, and the Kuka Youbot; NASA, that is currently using and evaluating Orocos in the context of the Robonaut 2 project; and PAL Robotics, that uses Orocos on their biped and wheeled robots REEM-B and REEM, respectively. Meeting developers from the mailing list in person is always great as it attaches a face to the email. Moreover, getting the opportunity to learn about the other's challenges and success stories is great for identifying future collaborations and moving the Orocos community forward. We hope to repeat this experience soon, and with more of us! » Login to post comments 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 next › last »