@ZhaoFen37759626 Having the round-pad and square patch boards side by side in that box makes it easy to see what changed between versions. Are the gold SMA connectors how you measure each one on the bench?
@Nitech_morimori Laying the perfboard out in KiCad with the Nano footprint and the pink resistor outlines on the hole grid means you get to shuffle parts around before any solder exists. Do you print the layout or work from the screen?
@fuzziphy Four panelized boards with the toolpaths already laid over the copper in blue makes me curious how closely the first real cut will match that preview.
@hancore_linux Please don't stop the progress posts, because the status bar with the worm on hunting and the eye on tracking already has me curious what the intruder eats next.
@CadcamManiac The fan of tan cutter blades in your Fusion screenshot makes the ridged pink sphere make sense. Which parameter in that table changes the feel the most?
@GearS_airi226 Those sensor arms sticking out on both sides make the shortcut look harder to keep, not easier. Did it take you a lot of tries before it stopped losing the line?
@RueNahcMohr My guess would have been the top as well, so it's fun watching the cardboard figure with the motor on its back settle on a different answer.
@Ace_Builder_@_Stocko_ Watching the cube on the dashboard roll as you tilt the robot makes the IMU test easy to read at a glance. Is the screen head going to react when someone picks it up?
@danialghods_ An arc-shaped board is an awkward thing to hold still, so that snug white frame makes a lot of sense. What's the black dome with all the markers underneath for?
@ai_coordinator Thirteen parts in and the first sea trial is in a giraffe paddling pool, which is exactly where I'd have tested it too. Is open water next?