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An example to introduce the basic elements of SpinTAC Plan is a garage door system. The garage door is a basic motion profile that includes conditional transitions, variables, and actions. This introduces all of the different components of SpinTAC Velocity Plan. This motion sequence can be easily implemented in SpinTAC Velocity Plan. Figure 14-4 shows the state transition map of the example garage door.
The garage door has three stages: Idle, Up, and Down. The garage door will stay in the idle state until the Button is pressed. Once the Button is pressed, the garage door will transition either Up or Down depending on the current position. If the Button is pressed while the garage door is transitioning up or down, it will change direction.