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| Summary | This is the library for controlling the ThermoFlex muscle system by Delta Robotics |
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# Getting Started #
#### System Requirements
- Python 3.12 or greater
- Pyserial 3.5 or greater
## Introduction
###### The Thermoflex muscle is a current activated artificial muscle that is designed to have a low profile usage and simple activation and deactivation sequence. The purpose of this library is 2-fold; to become the working backend of the Delta hardware application and to allow for open-source development of the Nitinol muscle.
## First steps
Ensure that you have a Node and Muscle device.
Install the thermoflex library. You can do this 3 different ways.
1. Type this command into Powershell
```
pip install thermoflex
```
2. From the thermoflex repository, download the python-serial folder,cd to the build folder, and type this command.
```bash
pip install thermoflex-0.0.3.tar.gz
```
3. After downloading the thermoflex repository, cd into the folder and type this command
```bash
pip install python-serial/
```
After installing the library, connect the Muscle to the Node and the Node to the computer.
There is an example python script muscle-simple.py in the getting started folder to help you understand the flow of the system.
Simply run the file and the muscle should contract, update for 5 seconds, and then release. Then the program will end.
The README in the thermoflex repository has a glossary containing all of the working commands.
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