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Meta-World is an open-source benchmark suite of robotic manipulation environments focused on multi-task and meta reinforcement learning. It provides a large collection of continuous-control tasks, such as reaching, pushing, opening doors, and manipulating objects with a simulated robot arm. The library defines standardized benchmarks like MT1, MT10, and MT50 for multi-task learning, where a single policy is trained across different numbers of tasks. It also offers meta-learning benchmarks (ML1, ML10, ML45) that evaluate few-shot adaptation to new goals or entirely new tasks. The environments adhere to the Gymnasium API, which makes them easy to plug into existing RL pipelines, and they support both synchronous and asynchronous vectorized execution for running many environments in parallel.

This library (ROBOOP) is a C++ robotics object oriented programming toolbox suitable for synthesis, and simulation of robotic manipulator models in an environment that provides ``MATLAB like'' features for the treatment of matrices. Its is a portable tool that does not require the use of commercial software. A class named Robot provides the implementation of the kinematics, the dynamics and the linearized dynamics of serial robotic manipulators. A class named Stewart provides the implementation of the kinematics, the dynamics for Stewart type parallel manipulators.

SOURCE CODE MOVED TO https://github.com/kowalpy/Robot-Framework-FTP-Library . NEW RELEASES WILL APPEAR ONLY AT GITHUB AND PYPI. This Python library makes it possible to test or use FTP server using Robot Framework keywords. Together with the library, there are also available project example and keywords documentation created by libdoc. This sourceforge webpage is linked from http://robotframework.org/#test-libraries as external library so it can be considered as the official Robot...

MORP (Module Orientated Robotic Programming) is a framework bringing base implementations in order to easily connect modules such as a NXT or Bioloid Robot. It provides its own scripting languages called 'morp' dedicated to robot programming.

The main purpose is to develop a Linux stepper motor driver module to drive two unipolar stepper motors using the parallel port. This driver has the task to enable a home-made robot to move around and uses the tank-principle to move and turn.