robotico

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Draftsight Review: Like AutoCAD, but free(jcopro.net)
2 points by robotico 14y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: My DIY Halloween Props from yesterday(jcopro.net)
1 points by robotico 14y ago|0 comments
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A CNC "Pixel" Stencil Made with Gcode produced with Python(jcopro.net)
1 points by robotico 14y ago|0 comments
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A Creepy Glowing Remote Control Box (FFWD to 0:33)(jcopro.net)
1 points by robotico 14y ago|0 comments
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by robotico 14y ago
Thanks! "Sensor array" would be a bit of a stretch in this case, but it has two switches near the battery that I hit with my finger at the beginning. Hitting this causes it to back up and turn left. Hitting the right sensor would back up
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by robotico 14y ago
Thank you! Yeah, it's a bit short - was made quite a while ago. The video is the only one that I have up in it's final form, but here's one of it before I made some pretty major improvements: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pfpAWJ23OA4 -
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A little hexapod robot that I made(jcopro.net)
13 points by robotico 14y ago|5 comments
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by robotico 14y ago
IMO, I don't mind the 'new links' section. Seems like spam will naturally filter out anyway, since it would probably not get any upvotes.
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Reuse: A spoon rest becomes a soldering iron holder(jcopro.net)
1 points by robotico 14y ago|0 comments
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by robotico 14y ago
Well, good luck...
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Light painting with a CNC Router(jcopro.net)
1 points by robotico 14y ago|0 comments
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by robotico 14y ago
I would agree with VBprogrammer's response - "Automatic" tools are available, but generally it takes some work to get everything correct.
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Using Python to produce "pixel" gcode for a CNC router(jcopro.net)
12 points by robotico 14y ago|3 comments
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by robotico 14y ago
True - Depending on if they can pull it off, Windows 8 could be a real step forward in computing. Unifying the desktop and PC worlds is the goal in my limited understanding. Will they do it? Who knows, but I think it would be an exciting
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by robotico 14y ago
That looks like an interesting site - I've gone through most of LPTHW, so some extra tips to keep up with like that would probably be good. Just signed up on Twitter.
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by robotico 14y ago
The art looks quite nice. Hadn't heard of that one before.
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by robotico 14y ago
Kim Han Sol? Seriously, Lil' Kim the Illest was a huge movie buff, I wonder if that played a part in his naming? He speaks English quite a bit better than his interviewer. He sounds like an American.
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by robotico 14y ago
Chrome is a good browser, used it at work until recently. I use Firefox at home because I'm very familiar with it now. More importantly to me, whether it really makes a difference, I like at least one part of my online experience not to b
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Youtube channel of random devices that I've hacked/modded(youtube.com)
1 points by robotico 14y ago|0 comments
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by robotico 14y ago
Wow, seems like I saw something about hacking insulin pumps like that a while ago.
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Writing text with LEDs, a pyMCU, and long exposure camera(jcopro.net)
2 points by robotico 14y ago|0 comments
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The Miniature bolt-action pneumatic potato cannon(jcopro.net)
1 points by robotico 14y ago|0 comments
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by robotico 14y ago
Wow, that's nice. I just started a new job (Mechanical engineering) and I was happy to have negotiated 3 weeks vacation. Sure, I'd like more, but 3 starting out is pretty good in the US, so I can't complain really.
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by robotico 14y ago
Those pictures are surreal! I especially liked the "Shuttle X-ing" sign.
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First impressions of the pyMCU - real world Python interface(jcopro.net)
2 points by robotico 14y ago|0 comments