Arcx 2026.09.24.00

Another ARCx update is here!

Version 2026.09.24.00 focuses on making ARCx easier to troubleshoot, smoother to use, and more reliable to install across supported platforms.

Important Folder Change

The ARCx data folders have been renamed. Please remove the old folders to save space on your computer.

• from "C:\ProgramData\ARCx" to "C:\ProgramData\ARCx Data"
• from "<My Documents>\ARCx" to "<My Documents>\ARCx Data"

Essentially, we just renamed the two folders from ARCx to ARCx Data. This makes it clearer what those folders are and helps avoid misunderstandings, specifically on Linux installations, which use the home folder "~/ARCx Data"

Raspberry Pi (aka ARM64) Released

ARCx now has a Raspberry Pi download that runs on any ARM64 Linux single-board PC, with the Raspberry Pi being the most popular.

New Diagnostics Page

ARCx now includes a dedicated Diagnostics page for testing important system functionality and checking that everything is operating as expected. Please use this page when you have issues to identify where problems are within your configuration or hardware.

You can find this page in Side Menu -> Views -> Diagnostics

This gives you a much easier place to investigate problems, verify system health, and gather useful information when something isn't behaving the way it should.

Better robot skill Refreshing

The robot skill refresh experience has been improved.

ARCx now handles the refresh state more intelligently, including improved button visibility and protection against multiple refresh requests being triggered at the same time.

It may sound like a small change, but it makes working with the robot skill Store feel noticeably cleaner and more predictable.

Installer & Dependency Improvements

A lot happened behind the scenes in this release.

We've updated ARCx's dependency handling, runtime paths, installer configuration, product versioning, and installation metadata to improve compatibility with the latest ARCx components.

These changes continue the work of making ARCx a dependable cross-platform robotics environment across Windows, Linux, and ARM64 systems such as Raspberry Pi.

Documentation & Project Cleanup

We've also continued cleaning up the ARCx distribution.

New documentation and licensing files have been added while outdated configuration, language, and resource files have been removed.

The result is a cleaner project structure and a more maintainable ARCx installation as development continues moving quickly.

Simpler Internals

Some older conditional build logic has also been removed, simplifying how ARCx is built and reducing unnecessary complexity inside the application.

ARCx is still evolving rapidly, and every release is another step toward making advanced robot programming easier, faster, and more portable.