Dear Dejan,

- which robot/use case do you have
for industrial robotics

- which HW architecture are you using (e.g. arm vs x86)
x86

- which Linux distro
Ubuntu LTS (14.04 and 12.04)

- which real time kernel (e.g. xenoami vs rt_preempt)
rt_preempt

- which scheduler
same as what Adolfo said in his email

- which peripherals (e.g. CAN, Ethercat, serial, etc.)
including but not limited to Serial, Ethercat, Powerlink, Profinet, etc

- which application framework (e.g. written from scratch, ROS, Orocos, )
ROS, and some in-house solutions

- which actuators do you control
we do not directly access the motors but use software based robot control
systems

Best Regards,
Ahmed Rehman Ghazi

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On 17 July 2015 at 09:08, Dejan Pangercic via ros-users <
ros-users@lists.ros.org> wrote:

> Hi everyone,
> I am looking for some pointers from those that run your robots on Linux in
> real time.
> I'd really appreciate if you would share with me:
> - which robot/use case do you have
> - which HW architecture are you using (e.g. arm vs x86)
> - which Linux distro
> - which real time kernel (e.g. xenoami vs rt_preempt)
> - which scheduler
> - which peripherals (e.g. CAN, Ethercat, serial, etc.)
> - which application framework (e.g. written from scratch, ROS, Orocos, )
> - which actuators do you control
>
> Thanks upfront, D.
>
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