Understanding the Robot Controller

Below you can see the GUI of the Ozeki Robot Controller application. You can start it from the Ozeki 10 desktop. It helps you to build individual smart robot solutions for hobby robots or smart homes or industrial robots. Ozeki 10's messaging engine is built behind the Robot Controller. The main role of it is to give users the capability to manage message transfer between all connections with a simple C# code. Look at the connection list page to find the best sensors and actuators for your solution.

You can write custom logic in C#.Net to manage the connection behaviours. Sensors can be connected to your system using a data cable (USB, RS232, RS485, I2C, SPI), wireless technology (433 MHz, 2.4 GHz) or over the internet (Ethernet, TCP/IP). Ozeki 10 runs on desktop Windows or Linux systems and on Raspbian or Asus TinkerOS. It can also be installed on smartphones.

The following screenshot shows the Robot Controller's graphical user interface (GUI). There are three main sections on the screen: the main code editor window, the log console (black section) and the available connections are listed in the right column. Some connections are automatically detected, but take your time to look around and find the required connections for your solution.

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