KEIRO Introduction

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hero introduction

hello and welcome to our arrow tutorial

series enginer has developed to use a

friendly scratch like software that

allows communication and programming

with an Gino robotic devices providing

multiple methods of programming

depending on the user needs and

capabilities

Kiro encourages uses with none or

limited programming experience to learn

how to program robots providing for

different levels that is Junior Mini Pro

and probably no which provide different

programming potential Piero is the

software needed to connect and

communicate with the engineer robotic

devices once connected the user can

control the robot by sending manually

direct commands record the sequence of

basic commands for the robot to execute

and ultimately send a program from giro

or receive a program that is running in

the device back to kero kero

encapsulates programming code and

complex functionality into simple and

easy to understand blog shaped actions

each of these actions logs contain

properties which the user can command

the robot to execute customized tasks

the flow diagram is essentially the

vertical combination of blocks which

define the logical order of executable

commands chiaro becomes the vehicle for

the smoothest transition to textual

languages since the block the flow

diagram are generating a textual

pseudocode called Kiro code or even

written in real and actual codes of

multiple programming language

finally Gera provides an alternative way

for programming robots and biro is a

virtual simulator in which the user can

execute and monitor Kirra programs

instantly without the need of connecting

to be a real robot this tutorial series

aimed to provide a detailed explanation

for each of the key features of key RM

and help you start creating your own

programs hope you found this tutorial

useful let us know what you think on the

comments section below bye bye for now

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