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Transfering Programing From Robot to Computer?
Recently my team's computer with all of our robot's programming was stolen. Thankfully, the robot remembered all of it's programing, and can be run from a temporary computer. Is there a way to load/copy the programing from the robot on to a computer, so the program can be edited? But also not erased from the robot?
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