Snap2motion Overview

Snap2Motion: Visual Programming for Industrial Motion
Inspired by MIT Media Lab’s Scratch—a platform built to teach programming fundamentals—ModuSystems’ Snap2Motion software brings a drag-and-drop programming interface to the world of industrial motion control. With Snap2Motion, users go from zero to motion in 60 seconds, using intuitive building blocks that simplify the process of creating, modifying, and scaling motion logic.

• Drag – Drop – Edit functionality

• Rename Axes, I/O, and Variables as needed

• Geometrically shaped blocks organize data types and enforce valid logic flows

• Mix of basic, pre-configured blocks and user-defined blocks and procedures

• Combine groups of blocks into reusable units

• Optional fully text-based scripting for advanced users

• Full manual and help resources included

Whether you’re building basic routines or complex, multi-axis sequences, Snap2Motion empowers users at all skill levels to create robust motion programs quickly and clearly.

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BLC-4T: AI-Compatible 4-Axis Stepper Controller
At the core of Snap2Motion is the BLC-4T, a compact, powerful 4-axis stepper motor controller built for seamless integration with modern embedded platforms—including the NVIDIA Jetson family. The BLC-4T supports real-time motion control alongside advanced features like machine vision and edge AI, making it ideal for smart robotics, lab automation, and mechatronic systems.

With robust USB and UART connectivity, the BLC-4T interfaces directly with Jetson boards, enabling high-speed communication for AI-assisted decision-making and motion execution. Developers can leverage Jetson’s GPU processing power while using Snap2Motion to control actuators with minimal latency and maximum reliability.

Together, Snap2Motion + BLC-4T + NVIDIA Jetson deliver an intelligent, flexible platform for creating autonomous and adaptive motion systems—perfect for industries pushing the boundaries of smart automation.

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Inspired by MIT Media Labs “Scratch” software that was developed to teach the fundamentals and structure of programming.