An offline voice assistant designed around GNOME on Wayland. Definitely a far more valid use of time than revision for GCSEs. Here is the code:
https://t.co/zxBtsRjzyA
Inspired by mitxela's midi slide whistle, here is my take on it using @pimoroni's tiny2040 to drive servos and Pure Data on a laptop to attempt to to self correct its pitch - needs a bit of work.
@NeaveEng @MarkMellors I'm currently just using PLA, it all seems to work well for now, my original issue was just not thinking through my track design, but it may change as the segments wear.
@MarkMellors @NeaveEng My new set of tracks have a very slight lead-in but it's mainly fixed by the tracks now holding the sprockets in line as before, due to them being so thin, they would flex to a point that put the next tooth outside the track.
@youngincheshire Good idea, in currently relying on overly tensioned tracks and the flex in the sprockets but I think I'll end up having to think about it.
@PiDrogen Whilst looking at farming robots I realised that alot of tracked ones had a large sprocket and thin track width and I can't easily do that in Lego.