Be aware that:
you cannot mix 1.14 and 2.0 pieces of software.
2.x runs on NAO V4 and V5.
To upgrade all your tools easily, make sure you follow this order:
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Upgrade your robot first, using Choregraphe 1.14. For further details, see: Upgrading my robot - from 1.x to 2.x. Be aware: your Aldebaran robot starts moving and seeking your attention as soon as you turn it on! For further details, see: Life on start-up. |
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Complete the upgrade thanks to the New Aldebaran Cloud. | |
Upgrade Choregraphe. For further details, see: Choregraphe suite installation. |
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Upgrade all the SDKs you usually use. |
For further details, see: Porting a 1.14 Project.
This version of NAOqi comes with a disruptive new feature: the robot is now able to launch autonomously any of its installed applications.
This ability, called Life and orchestrated by the module ALAutonomousLife, is active by default and starts to operate after the boot of the robot.
If needed, Life can be temporarily deactivated. For further details, see: Switching Autonomous life on and off.
When the Life is active, what you see depends on the applications installed on your robot. For further details, see: Understanding Autonomous Life settings.
The Aldebaran robot Web page has been fully redesigned.
It is simpler to use and when the robot is configured for the first time, a wizard mode welcomes beginners. Yet, advanced users may still access to the former and deprecated Web page.
For further details, see:
Retrieve applications and system updates automatically!
To access to Aldebaran Cloud:
Aldebaran software suite welcomes new robots: NAO V5, Romeo and Pepper.
Have a look at their specific documentation corners:
Or ask Choregraphe 2.0 to display them!
Step | Action |
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Choose Edit > Preferences. | |
Click the Virtual robot tab. | |
Choose a Robot model. | |
Click OK button. Result |
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Choose Connection > Connect to virtual robot. See the new robot model displayed in the Robot View. |