Robot motion control system

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364192, 901 3, G06F 1546

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ABSTRACT:
A system for controlling a mechanical manipulator in a laboratory environment employs a system of taught motions, attribute operators and procedure rules to simplify the programming task for scientists or engineers skilled in their own fields and not robotics.

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