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Qualcomm has acquired PickNik Robotics and plans to integrate its Dragonwing and Arduino platforms with the MoveIt open-source manipulation framework. The company will continue to support MoveIt as an open-source project.
Qualcomm has acquired PickNik Robotics and plans to integrate its Dragonwing and Arduino platforms with the MoveIt open-source manipulation framework. The company will continue to support MoveIt as an open-source project.
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Qualcomm plans to integrate the Dragonwing and Arduino platforms with the MoveIt open-source manipulation framework. The post Qualcomm to acquire PickNik Robotics and keep MoveIt open-source appeared first on The Robot Report .
This acquisition highlights Qualcomm's commitment to open-source robotics software, potentially accelerating innovation and adoption in robotic manipulation. Integrating Dragonwing and Arduino with MoveIt could enhance capabilities for developers and researchers.
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