What's the difference between walnut programming and robot programming?

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Robot programming describes the action sequence set for robots to complete certain tasks. The instructions of robot movement and operation are controlled by programs, and there are two common programming methods, teaching programming and off-line programming. Among them, teaching programming methods include teaching, editing and trajectory reproduction, which can be realized through teaching frame teaching and guided teaching. Because this teaching method is practical and easy to operate, most robots adopt this method. Off-line programming method is to use the results of computer graphics, build a geometric model with the help of graphics processing tools, and obtain the job planning trajectory through some planning algorithms. Unlike teaching programming, offline programming has nothing to do with robots, and robots can work as usual during programming.