Ex Military Engineer, by day technical consultant. Volunteer NSW State Emergency Service, Make Robots, sensor arrays and solving problems with technology.
First day of the #PiWars Conference 2021 has been excellent. Big shout out to the gang of four @rwhb2@recantha @Geeky_Tim and not forgetting @Worlds6440 for arranging. Great talks from the speakers, thank you all for taking the time putting them together.
@PiDrogen This is really cool, love how it stacks them all on the same run, and yes like others have commented here finding the drop off location is excellent 🙂. I would love to see the cube grab mechanism you have made.
Such a great use of old hardware Neil, so many places would have just thrown these away. I like the case and way you can store the keyboard inside when not in use. @NeilRedRobotics
In my latest project, I save a load of old laptops from being thrown away by turning them into fancy new computers! @GraveneySchool@RestartProject https://t.co/OakBDJ6xjV via @hackadayio
The multi-function LED on @Yuri_3_Rover's embedded Redboard+ blinking out the wlan IP address and indicating battery voltage is really useful when you're running on battery and switching between usb WiFi dongles.
Thanks @NeilRedRobotics for a great product, and your support. 👍
Very happy to receive my @NeilRedRobotics Redrobotics boards, I have multiple robots needing these 🙂, with the new MX2 add on boards they are great for multi wheeled robots where you need individual control like mechnum wheels need.
Absolutely loving the RedBoard+ control panel by @approx_eng it makes setting up your motors and servos a breeze! Check it out at https://t.co/BRnNCuflko
My weekend project moving from breadboard testing to a prototype for my low power remote sensors, designing a pcb would really help reduce the wiring on the back of these.
Am happy another old #ThinkPad is usable with #Linux (only has two gig of ram which means #Windows10 is a no-no for sure).
Took 16 minutes to install, it’s great to #reuse old tech 🥳
@Worlds6440 The tyres were fine when using a plastic or 3D printed chassis, but the one I took to Piwars last year did this which had a fair amount of metal in the chassis
No I am not making small cakes, I am using expanding foam to make the tyres for my robot less swishy under the weight of the heaver chassis, although they did rise like cakes :)