Trio Motion FRAME transformation

AN-395 Trio Motion FRAME Transformation

The purpose of the FRAME transformations is to allow users to program robots in Cartesian Coordinate system, where the given robot does not have a direct one-to one mechanical connection to this coordinate system.

This document explains what are the FRAMES available in the Trio Motion Coordinator

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