Robot connection

There are three ways to connect Ned to Niryo Studio:

  • Wired connection (Ethernet cable)

  • Wireless connection (Wi-Fi):

    • Hotspot mode (the robot provides its own Wi-Fi network)

    • Connected mode (the robot is connected on your network)

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Using Ned in Hotspot mode

If the LED on the back panel is blue, that means you can connect to Ned via its own Wi-Fi. In this case Ned IP address is 10.10.10.10.

Ned has its own Wi-Fi network, which starts with “NiryoRobot” followed by a series of numbers and letters. To connect, follow the steps below:

  • Connect to the Wi-Fi access point using your laptop with the password “niryorobot”

  • Click the arrow near “Not connected” to access Ned connection

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  • Select “Niryo Robot Hotspot” and connect

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  • To disconnect from Ned, open the connection panel again and click on “Disconnect”

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Using Ned on your Wi-Fi network

If Ned is connected to the Wi-Fi network (see the robot settings section), the LED on the back panel is green.

To connect Ned to Niryo Studio, please follow the following steps:

  • Connect your computer to the same Wi-Fi network as Ned,

  • If you do not know your robot IP address, open the connection panel and click on the “Wi-Fi + Search” button. This will search for connected robots inside the current Wi-Fi network. Choose the correct IP address and click “Connect Niryo Robot”,

  • If you gave a custom name to Ned, select it by its name,

  • If you already know your Ned’s IP address, click the arrow, enter your IP address and connect to the robot.

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Using Ned with an Ethernet cable

You can also use an Ethernet cable to physically connect Ned with your computer.

  • Connect Ned to your local network (computer or switch) using the LAN port,

  • Modify the selected IP address on the connection panel to “Niryo Robot Ethernet (default IP)”,

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  • Connect to Ned.

Using Ned in simulation with Niryo Studio

Simulators such as Rviz or Gazebo must be launched on the same computer as the one running Niryo Studio.

  • Click the arrow near “Not connected” to access the robot connection,

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  • Select “Localhost” and connect.