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Demo of showing a method of using JavaScript and HTML to show live movement of a robot.
This example is just a thought experiment and ideally a framework control would serve as a more reusable solution to this problem. SVG are also not ideal as the geometry is in 2D.
Not required. Simply open the project.
This project uses TcXaeShell 3.1.4024.10 and TwinCAT HMI 1.10.1336.404
This is not a guide for TcXaeShell, please visit http://beckhoff.com/ for further guides
- Open the included TwinCAT project and activate on your local machine
- Login and set the PLC running
- Open the HMI in live view
http://lesolutions.com.au/ - Hamish Lucas of Lucas Electronic Solutions for the concept https://vectr.com/ - Vector creation and export http://pojo.sodhanalibrary.com/ - Online convert HTML to FavaScript variable