Once the path node is recorded, it is translated in a series of urscript instructions. You can look at the generated script in the .script file. So yes you can export a path in the form of the generated urscript.
FYI. Generated urscript files are copied in the same folder where resides the urp file. They are generated once the play button is pressed.
If you only want to run it on another robot, copy the urp file on the controller and run it. Note that you need to have the URCap installed on that computer.
Can you also remotely export the data? Using this feature: https://www.universal-robots.com/how-tos-and-faqs/how-to/ur-how-tos/remote-control-via-tcpip-16496/
@Catherine_Bernier , you are right! You can access the sensor's forces and torques output data by using the method you mentioned. You need to use TCP port 63351 (detailed here). With the sensor's Data Stream, you will get exactly what your UR program gets from the FT 300 or FT 150. You simply need to export those values in the desired format and perform the analysis you need for your application.
@Sebastien
Interesting! Let me see with our team what is possible to do.
I got this question from a customer: If I record a path for the robot to follow can it be exported out of the robot to be used for other purposes?
Can you help on this @Nicolas_Lauzier and @PierreOlivier_Proulx?
Thanks!