If your program can do these things, you know how to do what Athena provided as an example. Or, your program can sit and listen for UDP or HTTP commands, and you can send that data. The javascript and python Net commands in ARC are well documented in the support section. Several examples of creating servers and TCP commands have been provided to you. I'm not sure what else can be given to you other than doing it for you.

Maybe you can start by creating a python program that communicates with ARC as a test. That way, you can familiarize yourself with the steps that follow. Break your massive goal into smaller micro goals.

But as Athena said, i'd use the examples I provided with bing and chat gpt robot skills. Then, I'd just use execs to call your Python programs because that's the easiest.

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I found no option to call libraries like OpenCV, Pyttsx3, PyWhatKit, etc. Suppose someone asks my robot to make a video or WhatsApp call. How can we achieve that through ARC? I can do that in my program, but it would look more like a bot than a humanoid. If we route the result/output through ARC, it would be better for me and others.

Also, regarding Recording Video You can record videos with ARC without messing around with OpenCV. Use the camera device robot skill and send the ControlCommand to start and stop recording. The manual explains that.

As for what's app call or whatever, use the exec and call your program. If you wrote all these little programs, this is basic stuff. If, by chance, your Python program doesn't exist yet, you can take the opportunity to divide the goals into micro-goals and start doing each one to achieve your dream program.

I wrote a detailed list of your suggested micro-goals above. I would recommend you start there.