Leo Goldstien shared an update on Hackaday.io about his 3D printed 6DOF robotic arm named ManiPylator.
The update covers the command and control aspects, simulation, and testing involved in operating the robotic arm.
The project is based on free and open-source software, utilizing planning and simulation software with MQTT message queues.
The robotic arm successfully traced out the shape of a heart based on a mathematical equation expressed in Python code, demonstrating its capabilities.