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Project ready to essay with OpenCv libraries, using QT. Created in Windows but possibly easy to compile in other OpenCv and QT compatible systems.
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libkine
A serial robot kinematics library
...FLTK for the joint sider interface How to Install: --- 1. Make sure you have git-lfs installed 2. Clone the repository: git clone git@github.com:auralius/libkine.git 3. Go to the directory of the cloned project, use git-lfs to get the binaries and the robot 3D models: git lfs checkout 4. Build the source using CMake 5. Create directory: mkdir build 6. Go inside build, type: cmake .. 7. Type: make 8. Run: ./demo1 or ./demo2 ../model/puma/puma.csv ../model/puma/puma.csv --- Binaries and robot 3D models are stored with git-lfs (https://git-lfs.github.com).
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