#robot programming

[unwelcome-ozian]

Hello Oz, this is a bit of a long shot but have you heard of any programming that would make one believe they were a computer or robot?

thank you for your time and I hope you are well.

There are types of programming that lead parts to believe they are parts of a computer or connected to a computer. There are also programmes for parts to believe they are a robot.

Here are a few computer programmes:

Colour coding can be one of the first methods that are inlaid over systems. An entire system may be colour coded with numerous colours, with each system controller being given a different colour over their part of the system. In some systems there is a “Computer Operator Black”, a “Computer Operator Green”, and a “Computer Operator Purple”, etc.

Computer Programming-The alter believes they are a part of a computer. In this type of programming, the alter is convinced that they have no free will and must participate each moment with some larger mind or computer. (Beast Computer programming, Matrix Programming)

Matrix Programming-The system believes a ‘creator’ mind controls certain people, to get them to believe they are being mind controlled by Government world organisations. The system believes Matrix mind control computers exist, and this matrix system provides living conscious memories to everyone. A matrix supercomputer uses mind control programs. The computer can be placed internally in systems.

Type 2 Omega Programming-Consists of computers, wiring, conduits and cords. These computers contain the instructions, and are controlled by internal Programmers

Here are few computer alter/parts:

Bravo 2 series Alters-Alters that are programmed to run the internal Beast computers.

Colour Alters-Alters that are colour coded into sections within the system. Computer control alters should be colour coded to match their terminal. This is to ensure an alter does not link to a computer they should not. For example: Computer Operator Black=Green terminal, a Computer Operator Green=Grey terminal etc.

Computational Alters-Alters that operate internal computers and assist in passing on information.

Computer Alter-The alter believes they are a part of a computer, and part of a vast mind therefore they are unable to make their own choices.

Robot programmes:

Robot/android Programming-Usually paired with programming for no pain, following orders, and lack of emotion.

Some parts in suicide/self harm programming.

Robot parts/alters

Mechanical Parts (Mech)-Parts that believe they don’t need to eat or sleep. They are robotic in their responses and maybe in their movements as well.

Robotic Alters- Alters that behave like robots, performing limited behaviours for the abusers, such as telephoning the abuser, or entering a specific building. They will deny feelings, and seem as if they have low intelligence. Type 2 Robot Alters-Child alters who have been put into robot costumes, and are trained to attack alters of the system which are not in compliance with the programming. (Military programming) Type 3 Robot or Machine Alters-Alters who believe they are robots or machines, and have no understanding of emotions, These alters were told they were robots or machines, and were not allowed to feel any emotions, and were trained to follow instructions and not to think, and may believe that they cannot move.

Take care,

Oz

[dynaloginc]

Simplifying Automation with Offline Robot Programming: A Smarter Approach by Dynalog

In the industrial automation landscape, efficiency and precision have never been more critical. As factories pursue smarter factories, robotics is increasingly becoming a necessity—not simply an option. Because programming robots in a production environment can be slow and chaotic, offline robot programming (OLP) can help manufacturers make the leap to programming robotic systems. Dynalog Inc.—a leader in developing robotic calibration and automation solutions—has supported many manufacturers as they transition to OLP. 

What is Offline Robot Programming?

Offline programming (OLP) is a way for engineers and technicians to program an industrial robot in a virtual environment without stopping production. Instead of setting the robot into a teach pendant mode on the shop floor, the OLP software builds a digital twin of the robot model in conjunction with the working environment. Movements, tasks, and commands can be virtually created, optimized, and tested before finally moving to the robot.

Why is Offline Robot Programming a Game-Changer?

Before OLP, programming a robot had to take the robot offline. Businesses had to stop production, and sometimes for hours or days the programmer would have to teach the robot its tasks by positioning teach pendants. All of this downtime is lost productivity and increased labor costs. With OLP, these obstacles are no longer drawbacks.

Here's why more and more manufacturers are opting for an OLP solution: Reduced downtime.

Dynalog's Contribution to the Progress of Off-Line Programming

At Dynalog, Off-Line Robot Programming is more than a solution — it is part of a larger mission to maximize robotic systems from the floor up. Dynalog specializes in robot calibrations, robot TCP (tool center point) calibrations, and workcell accuracy checks. All of which are important for successful OLP. 

It is important to understand that even the best OLP software is only as good as the accurate real-world data put into the software. If a robot is not calibrated, there is no way to guarantee that the digital twin of the robot will act the same as the physical robot. Dynalog enables manufacturers to get the most out of OLP because of the collaborative approach to use robot end-of-arm tooling.

Calibration: The Key to Enabling Consistency in Off-Line Programming

OLP is only as good as the accurate robot model in the OLP software. If the real robot is not close to matching the digital twin robot, it is only a matter of time before even perfectly programmed robot movements lead to a collision, an error, or excess inefficiency. Dynalog eliminates this gap in capability from the use of:

Robot Calibration Systems: Increase the absolute positioning of the robot.

TCP Calibration: Allow tools to be precisely orientated in three-dimensional space.

Workcell Calibration: Establish if the environment, fixtures, and parts correlate to their virtual models.

Accuracy of robot movements coupled with the accuracy of the environment leads to manufacturers with the ability to use OLP and be sure of their outcomes.

The Real-World Uses of OLP with Dynalog

Whether it's automotive assembly, electronics production, or almost any other area of manufacturing, companies around the world are leveraging Dynalog's technologies and capabilities to put offline programming into their production programs. Here are a few examples of real-world uses:

Welding: Exact path programming and torch orientation without taking robots offline.Material Handling: Simulating pick-and-place operations in complex environments.

Assembly: Fine adjustments to discrete processes such as screwdriving or insertion.Painting and Coating: Planner consistent coverage without running a test with actual parts.In every one of the applications referenced, an OLP powered by Dynalog's calibration tools can produce more efficient processes, faster production, and better quality control.

How Does Dynalog Integrate with Popular OLP Software?

Dynalog can be used seamlessly with leading Offline Robot Programming software such as:

RobotStudio (ABB) RoboDK Delmia (Dassault Systèmes) Process Simulate (Siemens)

Their products can be woven into these environments, achieving a level of accuracy and real-world fidelity. That means with Dynalog, your robot models are not only "good" - they are 'production-ready'.

Benefits on the surface Let's summarize why manufacturers depend on Dynalog for your OLP needs:

✅ No downtime during programming

✅ Exact zeroing

✅ Increased productivity and ROI

✅ Cross-platform compatibility

✅ Less human error

Future-proofing your automation strategy

As Industry 4.0 develops and evolves, it is crucial to be able to adapt quickly. Dynalog's advanced calibrating technology for Offline Robot Programming puts manufacturers in a position to:

Implement changes quickly.

Respond to customizations and shifts in demand.

Train new staff without stopping operations.

Rehearse "what-ifs" safely and effectively.

This is not about just automation, this is smart automation - and Dynalog is helping organizations lead the way.

Final thoughts

Offline Robot Programming is changing the way the manufacturing world thinks about automation. No longer does a team need to "stop" production to prove, test, re-program, or refine tasks. Thanks to Dynalog's precision calibration technologies, off line programming has never been so reliable, effective or scalable. 

If your facility is looking to reduce downtime, increase precision - and pull ahead of the competition, it might be time to find out how Dynalog can assist with integrating Offline Robot Programming into your workflow.

Visit www.dynalog-us.com to learn more.

[captaindrewboy]

I hate when I tell people I'm into Comp Sci and programming and they go "ooh there's a lot of money there". I'm not DOING it for the MONEY I'm DOING it because I want to FUCK the COMPUTER!!!!

[semisolidmind]

(trying to get my momentum back by drawing prompts and backlogged asks, the prompts for this one were: computer, health and well-being, and an olive/cream/brown color scheme)

this one gave me an idea about an advanced super computer built at a university by students, and he falls in love with the one put in charge of testing his "human interaction and caretaking" protocol. they're a bit apprehensive, obviously.

if the computer can learn to see humans as "good," and meant to be cared for," hopefully he won't go against his programming and try to exterminate them (like many of the university's prototypes). however, he seems to only care for one human in particular...

[corinthianrm0]

the cyberpunk Gale no one asked for (G4l3?)

BLAME MARU (lexindre on bsky)

[obotzcanada]

Robots are no longer just a part of science fiction; they are rapidly becoming a part of our everyday lives. And robotics is not just a professional field anymore. From self-driving cars to smart home assistants, robotics technology is advancing at an amazing pace. And it's not just adults who are benefitting from this technological revolution - even kids can get in on the action through STEM Robotics for kids.

[thererisesaredstar]

Glory to Labour! Glory To Science! These are our Minds, These are our Hands! (1970)

[cracklewink]

MY GIRL FINALLY HAS A REF SHEET (my longest yeah boy ever)

I'm working on a comic about her see tags for more 👀

[lycoristyx]

It's April 1st here which means I am legally required to be silly now, so take a Duck Shuffler (until I come back to normal again tomorrow)

[rasoyas]

it took piper 2.5 hours to find his head 🤦

[logicpng]

3fish.exe

[sacredfixation]

Loki and the Deeply Valid Fear of Being a Government-Issued Android Without Knowing It

Imagine living for over a thousand years, committing intergalactic crimes, then one random underpaid TVA clerk with a monotone voice suddenly introduces the possibility that, oh, by the way, what if you were secretly a robot this whole time? And Loki, who has always carried himself with the absolute certainty of a god, pauses. Like. “Wait. What if I am?”

He hears that question and immediately does a full mental diagnostic. Have I ever glitched? Ever felt oddly mechanical? Experienced an unusual fondness for oil? Maybe he’s too good at lying. Too good at surviving. What if that’s just the programming?

The TVA worker just moves on. He doesn’t elaborate. no reassurances. theres no safety net. Just the terrifying possibility that he might get instantly vaporized for something completely outside his control.

Id like to note, his hesitation isn’t even just some random existential crisis, it’s trauma-informed. This man already lived through the experience of waking up one day and realizing he wasn’t who he thought he was.

He grew up thinking he was a prince, a god, Odin’s rightful son, only to find out he was actually a stolen relic of war. A Jotun. A creature he’d been taught to hate.

He thought he knew himself before, and he was wrong. What if he’s wrong again? What if theres something else about himself thats been hidden? If he didn’t realize he was a Frost Giant, whats stopping him from not realizing he’s actually some highly advanced synthetic being?

It’s not just a funny existential gag, it’s a callback to one of the most devastating truths of Loki’s existence:

He has never really known who he is.

It’s the muscle memory of having his entire identity ripped out from under him. It’s the learned fear of asking, What am I, actually?

Because the last time he asked that question, the answer ruined him.

[solysal]

there's a quiet shot after brightbill leaves for the winter migration, where roz is sitting and thinking. the camera cuts to a closer view of her face, and you can see there's a spot on her shoulder that's oddly preserved relative to the rest of her. clean, smooth paneling, no scrapes or grime-- just big enough for a gosling to curl up in.

[savanir]

It was meant to be a nice day, visit the current location of the circus, meet up with some acquaintances, play with the puppies of the acrobatic dogs act.

Just don't think about the bat stuff for a while. Dick had let the tension slip out of his shoulders.

Rookie mistake.

Now here he is, fighting with a weird new primarily black with some white Amazo like robot who for some reason targets ghosts?

Dick was just having a nice little talk with his old friend Boston when this thing came out of nowhere.

And seriously, it's really hard to protect someone you can't see but the enemy very obviously can. Thankfully the thing seems to be programed to target ghosts and only ghosts. And it seems very averse to Dick's escrima sticks.

Dick has already contacted Barbara and she's trying to figure out what the acronym G.I.W. that's stamped on the robot stands for.

Trying to reason with it by, for example mentioning that Deadman is with the league, simply leads to the thing rattling off a bunch of anti ghost laws. Why are there anti ghost laws?!

Backup should arrive soon though, it turns out that Tim has already stolen a batjet earlier that day and is now on his way after checking an old young justice member.

Over the comms they talk,

"Nightwing, I think you and I have the same target"

"Yes I would hope so!?"

"No, I mean, I think that robot attacked my old teammate first, but she's not a ghost anymore so it left again without doing much"

"... who is out here with a grudge against already dead people? I thought this was just targeted against Deadman!"

Oracle pops up, "sorry to disappoint boys, it's a whole thing apparently, an offshoot of the global occult coalition"

Twin groans are heard over the line with one being cut off as Nightwing has to dodge a piece of circus tent getting thrown in his general direction.

Though the relaxing day off is ruined there is a part in Dick that's a little excited to shut this thing down and take it apart back in the cave, this is shaping up to be a somewhat fun mystery for once.

[tass3l]

it was only a matter of time, unfortunately

doodles regarding my tadc oc. sorry for falling back into the oc x canon mines 😔

i like to think that hassel befriends caine simply bc hes so fascinated and wants to know the inner workings of the circus and also just how advanced caine is as an AI. sure the friendship started out as one-sided and an attempt to get information n maybe to find an exploit of some sort but it soon becomes a real, genuine friendship.

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[fridgefanatic]

Wall-E (the character) is a great demonstration of how being curious about the world echoes our level of care for it. And that caring can quite literally course-correct humanity His playful fascination with what humans left behind, his ability to find "new" on a dormant planet of waste refuse-- he continues to care and be amazed by and change things in a world that has not effectively changed for about 700 years. Wall-E commemorates artifacts of life by treasuring them on their own special shelves in his home. He lovingly makes sure The Plant is secured in a way that won't crush it as he's going home. He accidentally runs over his cockroach and worries about it. He tries to make an inactive Eve comfortable at his expense, not knowing when or if she will ever wake up again.

Wall-E has such an impact on Eve and other passengers on the Axiom because he invites them to care about small interactions they took for granted. They make meaningful connections and changes in their own directive because-- simply by being interested by them and what they're doing-- he offers a new perspective of looking at themselves. (Remember when he gives the elevator robot that little wave and it's so taken with that gesture it starts to copy it? It was seen and acknowledged when its role has always been to punch numbers.)

The spark that Wall-E shared with Eve, I think, is not only symbolic of his love for Eve (though it is clear he loves Eve more than anyone). It was that care. It has to be that same care. Because if his little acts of wonder and determination inspired every other character to break from their programming, who's to say it can't overcome a factory reset?

Oh, and "curiosity" and "care" have the same etymological root, apparently