Machinekit

Moves. Controls. Things.

FOR DEVELOPERS AND TESTERS ONLY.

If you do not know what Machinekit is please visit http://machinekit.io

This is the Android client application for Machinekit created with https://github.com/strahlex/QtQuickVcp see this guide for reference: https://github.com/strahlex/QtQuickVcp/wiki/Getting-Started

Machinekit is a community-driven project delivering open-source software and protocols used to create distributed systems which command and control moving things in real time. Examples of moving things already being explored are robots, quad-copters, 3D printers, and machine tools. Where community interest exists, complete applications may be created within the Machinekit project.

The roots of Machinekit lie in the venerable open-source LinuxCNC project which focuses on local control of machine tools. The goal of the Machinekit project is to enable applications beyond local machine control while improving usability and platform options even for existing uses of LinuxCNC. Machinekit draws on the lessons learned with LinuxCNC and on its existing software base and also feeds back to the LinuxCNC project.

Machinekit can be configured to run in realtime on recent Linux kernels with Xenomai, RTAI, or RT_Preempt threads, and also in non-real time with vanilla Posix threads for simulation and testing. Machinekit introduces a new middleware architecture and, drawing on other open-source projects, software for messaging among local and distributed, realtime and non-realtime components.

Instances of Machinekit technology are currently running on a variety of hardware platforms ranging from limited-resource ARM devices, to modestly resourced ARM-based SoC boards, handhelds, and tablets, to multi-CPU x86 systems.