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Release 2013.06.05.00

Desktop — Windows

ARC Release

ARC (Autonomous Robot Control) is Synthiam's flagship desktop robot programming platform. Build, program, and control any robot with powerful AI, 500+ plugins, and a visual no-code interface — all from your PC.

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🧠 AI & Machine Learning
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Change Release Notes

Thanks to Microsoft and a buggy webservice in .Net4, we were able to find a solution by recommending an upgrade to .Net 4.5.. However, that wasn't a very good solution! So I decided that we go back to the original web service method.

  • Contains the original web service from the old ARC (EZ-Cloud and EZ-Bits)
  • EZ-Bit Library has a manager to delete EZ-Bits
  • Updated EZ-Bit library with new Bits for JD and Six

*Note, it is recommended that you delete all of the items in your EZ-Bit Library after installing this upgrade. Then, you will be able to Sync and get the least EZ-Bits.

  1. Load ARC
  2. Press PROJECT from the top menu
  3. Press LIBRARY
  4. Select MANAGE tab
  5. Press REFRESH
  6. Press SELECT ALL
  7. Press DELETE
  8. Answer YES

Now all of your EZ-Bits will be deleted. This is good.:)

  1. Switch to DOWNLOAD tab
  2. Press SYNC

Now you will have the latest EZ-Bit library. Voila!


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  • Read-only mode
  • Unlimited robot skills
  • Includes early access fixes & features
  • Minimum requirements: Windows 10 or higher, 2 GB RAM, 500 MB free disk space.
  • Recommended: Windows 10 or higher, 8 GB RAM, 1 GB free disk space.
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#17  

@Antron007 as far as I'm concerned and can see there is no reason to downgrade. ARC may not need 4.5 framework and runs just fine on 4.0 framework but if you have 4.5 framework installed there are no benefits to downgrading it.

The additions and improvements between 4.0 framework and 4.5 framework are explained here.

Basically, if you have 4.0 ARC will run just fine, if you have 4.5 ARC will run just fine too. But I'd still be asking why someone wants to downgrade.

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#18  

If you've ever attempted to downgrade anything by Microsoft in the past - you will know better than to attempt it now:D

#19  

@DJ - I see you know my pain. Being the Nerdiest of my friends and family I get the pleasure of being resident tech support and I've learned the hard way that going backward is not part of the Microsoft vision. stress