Hi, thank you, I am typically using LAPP cables for this type of application. They have all sorts of variants ( shielded/not shielded, wire thickness and wire quantity). The button is a generic momentary contact button. Can't recall where I bought this specific one, but they are sold at many stores like Conrad or Reichelt in Europe.
Thanks, much appreciated. I only tested at relatively low speeds for safety. I was on my own with the robot at most times and also did not have any safety barrier. Even though it stops when it hits something it is better to be safe than sorry. This robot is quite large and intended for professional use, in which case a machine safety assessment will be done. Since I was just experimenting it was best to keep it at low speeds.
As I understand it, the Nova 2 is not compatible with the vision kit. It can interact with cameras over Ethernet or through the available IO, but it seems like the users should configure this themselves. I don't have experience with cameras over Ethernet. If you need more details on this it is probably best to contact dobot support though the forum or call your local supplier.
@@uptimefab7412 Okay I see. I guess the Nova 2 is much more on the professional side and is meant to be integrated in tools like f.e."Mech-Mind"... Thank you for the quick response :)
Hi, good question. I have not taken any robotics training myself, so I can't speak from experience for websites offering training. If you are looking for a training for your day job I would go with a training from a manufacturer like ABB or Fanfic, but that will not be cheap.