@RyanSael’s take is beautiful.
I’ve been working on a similar assitant. Finding a unique idea is hard, but it’s nice to see how differently the implementations can turn out.
Mine is Allen, built for the floor: one step, one drawing, one tap to the next. Built with @UnoPlatform.
@elvar_official Of all the millions of machines you could have chosen, you somehow landed on the exact bike pump @wheresryan22 used to demo the kids’ version of his anatomy skill. Quite the coincidence.
https://t.co/vHwT2QPrE2
Here’s a prototype of the Kids version: “How does a pump fill a tyre?”
I’m experimenting with different iterations to find the simplest way to help kids understand how things work, while still keeping enough detail to make the experience engaging, interactive, and educational
@RyanSael’s take is beautiful.
I’ve been working on a similar assitant. Finding a unique idea is hard, but it’s nice to see how differently the implementations can turn out.
Mine is Allen, built for the floor: one step, one drawing, one tap to the next. Built with @UnoPlatform.
IKEA manuals, but they come to life.
I built the real BILLY instructions in 3D, so you can watch every step happen exactly as drawn. try it: https://t.co/BqCpNrpeIi
Variable fonts are now supported in @expo SDK 58!!
Super excited to see the cool designs everyone comes up with. It's been so fun playing with this.
Code below 🧶
From plant-wide systems to individual equipment readings.
An interactive 3D simulation with clear operating ranges, alarm limits, and a shared timeline.
A lot to explore in this Uno Platform build.