@JamesMcPherson@cemaxecuter Surprisingly quite a capable interface, w.r.t what's implemented.
I hadn't appreciated how much of a jump the new Flipper HW is, a full on Rockchip platform in that form factor is kinda neat.
Bringing up a Nordic Semi nPM2100 based PMIC on a LoRa radio node - lovely to see the shipping mode functioning nicely.
Not even sipping 1mA in ship mode - and I can probably tweak a pullup/down or two to shave a few uA off that still!
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@raulizahi@blind_via@Figure_robot Just going back to this...
For what I can make of the *possible* tasks within the fabrication, you're looking more at a reliable vision marker system and the ability to maybe take parts from a shelf, to a PnP feeder/ load it.
I could see that, I think.
@raulizahi@blind_via@Figure_robot I... I have yes.
And you think you are pretty confident you can price match the folk doing manual line assy?
Reckon you can match the folk over at Foxconn for $/hr?
@raulizahi@blind_via@willreil@Figure_robot Ok, so, you must know we have automation already for through hole PnP & solder, right?
I can understand walking a feeder of parts over to the machine, almost, but I can't see humanoids ever being as economical as our existing high-volume tooling.
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@raulizahi@blind_via Human operations play a shockingly small percentage part of this industry though...
What actual job functions are you suggesting a humanoid would be suited to in this market?
@raulizahi@blind_via@willreil@Figure_robot So that's the total figure, with electricity and maintenance and such.
Any idea what the training time / cost would be for programming a humanoid to... place SMD parts?
This is what I understand you're suggesting?