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bsln
Control Baseline Robotics stations from Python or the command line, then download the recordings.
Key features
- Stream targets, state and camera images.
- Open a browser control page.
- Stop and reset your eligible E-stop on a matched, qualified station.
- Print JSON with
--json.
Installation
This is an alpha client. Keep the approved live client until the coordinated upgrade is confirmed.
Use Python 3.10 or later. Confirm your live client upgrade with Baseline Robotics before installing:
uv add bsln==0.0.1a10
For the viewer, use bsln[viz]==0.0.1a10.
Keep distributions providing bsln in separate environments.
Getting started
Sign up on Baseline Platform, create an API key, then log in:
bsln login
bsln station ls
Documentation
Guides: https://docs.baseline-robotics.com.
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