Denso Robotics
Programming range for robot use expanded
Denso Robotics introduces a range of enhanced or new programming options for Denso robots - from the 'Orin2' SDK platform to 'Blockly' and ROS (Robot Operating System) programming with an update to ROS2.
Cobotta Pro (image), the latest model for the HRC segment from Denso Robotics, is easy to program thanks to 'Blockly': With the visually designed, intuitive programming language, even beginners can create advanced robot applications. Among other things, the programming language offers a user-friendly drag-and-drop interface with memorable icons for easy identification of operations. Thanks to block programming, users simply combine blocks from the library, without any syntax errors.
The use of the 'Orin2 SDK', a middleware application, enables developers to create application programs based on the ORiN2 specification, as well as direct access to numerous libraries already developed for different end devices. Almost any programming language can be used with ORiN2 (e.g. Python, C+, C++, Java, Visualstudio, Labview).
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