Arcx 2026.09.30.01

This ARCx update is all about keeping things moving.

v2026.09.30.01 introduces asynchronous robot connections and script execution, helping ARCx stay responsive while your robot is connecting, scripts are running, or the network decides to take the scenic route.

There are also several UI reliability improvements and fixes to make scripting and robot skill development smoother.

Asynchronous Robot Connections

Connecting to an EZB can involve network delays, handshakes, timeouts, and occasionally a robot that just isn't ready to cooperate.

ARCx can now perform EZB connection attempts asynchronously, keeping the interface responsive while the connection happens in the background.

Connection handling has also been improved with:

• Better timeout handling
• Improved connection error reporting
• Protection against multiple simultaneous connection attempts
• New asynchronous connection methods available to Robot Skills

Your robot may take a moment to answer. ARCx doesn't have to freeze while it waits.

Non-Blocking Script Execution

Script execution is getting the asynchronous treatment too.

ARCx's script executor can now evaluate scripts without blocking the main UI thread.

This is especially noticeable when scripts are executed directly from interface components or the script editor. Longer-running operations are much less likely to make the interface feel stuck while ARCx waits for them to complete.

The result is a smoother development experience, especially in projects with lots of interactive scripting.

Script Editor Improvements

We've also improved how script changes are handled when closing an editor.

The script editor now ensures that modifications are properly communicated back to the component that opened it.

Edit. Close. Done.

Your changes actually know where they're supposed to go.

Better Log Clearing

Clearing a log should mean the log is... cleared.

ARCx now refreshes the appropriate log buffers when logs are removed, preventing stale entries from lingering in the interface.

It's a small detail, but an important one when you're debugging a robot and trying to figure out whether that error happened now or five minutes ago.

More Robust robot skill UI

Additional checks were added around robot skill workers to safely handle situations where a worker has not yet been initialized.

This prevents unnecessary errors during page rendering and improves reliability during robot skill startup and configuration.

Updated Installer

The Windows installer has also been updated for v2026.09.30.01, including the appropriate version, product code, and component identifiers required for installation and upgrade handling.

ARCx v2026.09.30.01 continues refining the experience of building real robots: fewer blocked interfaces, smoother scripting, stronger connection handling, and fewer little things getting in your way.

Because when your robot is busy thinking, your development environment shouldn't look like it is too.