WPC Python driver is an easy-to-use open-source API for beginners and professionals. It simplifies communication with WPC products using a consistent and intuitive interface.

With rich examples and simple logic — just open, read/write, and close — you can easily access or update data. It is a practical tool for both learning and developing applications with real-world hardware.

⚠️ Note: Please ensure your firmware version is up-to-date to maintain compatibility.

The driver supports both synchronous and asynchronous operation:

• Synchronous: Executes tasks step-by-step, blocking until each completes.
• Asynchronous: Runs tasks independently, allowing concurrency and scalability.

Synchronous APIs are easier to understand and debug, while asynchronous APIs are ideal for high-performance applications.

Install via pip:

pip install wpcsys

To install without dependencies:

pip install wpcsys --no-deps

To upgrade:

pip install --upgrade wpcsys

This package provides prebuilt binaries (.so / .pyd) for:

⚠️ Warning: aarch64-linux-gnu builds support only WPC drone products.

Use with other products may cause errors or unexpected behavior.

A minimal working example:

from wpcsys import pywpc

print(pywpc.PKG_NAME)
print(pywpc.HANDLE_LIST)

Example output of HANDLE_LIST:

['DeviceFinder', 'Drone', 'EthanA', 'EthanA2', 'EthanD', 'EthanEXD', 'EthanI', 'EthanIA',
 'EthanL', 'EthanO', 'EthanP', 'EthanT', 'USBDAQF1D', 'USBDAQF1DSNK', 'USBDAQF1AD',
 'USBDAQF1AOD', 'USBDAQF1TD', 'USBDAQF1RD', 'USBDAQF1CD', 'WifiDAQE3A', 'WifiDAQE3AH',
 'WifiDAQF4A', 'WifiDAQE3AOD', 'WifiDAQE3AO', 'STEM', 'EMotion', 'EDriveST']

• GitHub Repository
• Documentation
• Useful Conda Commands
• Run Examples in Console
• Build EXE from Python Code
• Install Miniconda and Create Virtual Env
• LabVIEW Run-Time Engine

Licensed under the MIT License. See LICENSE for details. All included components allow for both commercial and non-commercial use.