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implements the control of a double joint robot using Sony's Dualsense (PS5) controller. (Pure python). Demonstrates external device communication, the strength of using classes while programming, and the power of simple user interfaces. By Brian Lesko for learning purposes.

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R2-Dualsense2

This code implements the control of a double joint robot using Sony's Dualsense (PS5) controller. The robot is visualized using the Streamlit library and is perfectly responsive. This project is written in Pure Python in under 100 lines of code. Created by Brian Lesko for Learning Purposes.

 

 

Dependencies

This code uses the following libraries:

  • streamlit: for building the user interface.
  • numpy: for creating arrays.
  • matplotlib: for saving image data
  • io: for saving image data
  • hidapi: for accessing usb connections on the host device

 

Usage

Run the following commands:

pip install --upgrade streamlit libusb hidapi matplotlib modern_robotics
streamlit run REPLACE

This will start the local Streamlit server, and you can access the chatbot by opening a web browser and navigating to http://localhost:8501.

 

How it Works

The app as follows:

  1. The hidapi library is used to initiate a connection to the PS5 controller
  2. The dualsense class is used to decode the received bytes
  3. The robot class is used to plot the robot figure
  4. Streamlit is used to display the robot

 

Repository Structure

repository/
├── app.py # the code and UI integrated together live here
├── customize_gui # class for adding gui elements
├── dualsense.py # The class used to decode received bytes from the wired controller
├── requirements.txt # the python packages needed to run locally
├── .gitignore # includes the local virtual environment named my_env
├── .streamlit/
│   └── config.toml # theme info for the UI
└── docs/
    └── preview.png # preview photo for Github

 

Topics

Python | Streamlit | Git | Low Code UI
External device | HIDapi | decode bytes | PS5 | Sony | Dualsense | communication | Remote control 
custom classes
Self taught coding | Mechanical engineer | Robotics engineer

 


 

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