Introduction The proposed project is the 3D-gesture-controlled toy crossbow. Toy crossbow fixed on top of X-Y plan and X-Z plan free rotary Cloud Terrace, can be adjusted to fire inking cotton ball to target paper. While this project achieved half-way of cloud terrace adjustment, the fire of cotton ball is not achieved yet, since the […]
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Although 3D camera’s are usually said to be really intricate, hence their price, it turned out the basic principles aren’t really that difficult to replicate. Granted it is troublesome to get the quality of professional products, compared to their cost, this is a neat homebuilt alternative. Built your own for less than $100 (depending on
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AGLE users have long asked for a simple 3D export that would allow them to cross their designs from the electrical realm into the mechanical realm. The current crop of solutions have suffered from either limited applicability or generated a format that wasn’t widely accepted among mechanical CAD tools. The purpose of this blog post
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While Adafruit’s builders have built up a reputation for constructing very cool and original 3D printed toys, perhaps the most impressive of all their designs was the 3D printed Raspberry Pi Mini Computer, an actually working and customizable pc housed in a 3D printed structure. To refresh your memories, this very cool construction involved a
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Way back at the beginning of 2014 I published an Instructable camera called the SnapPiCam. The camera was designed in response to the newly released Adafruit PiTFT. It’s been well over a year now and with my recent foray into 3D printing I thought now was a good time to revisit the SnapPiCam and reinvent
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This Instructable is for a 3D printed camera-spinner module for the Raspberry PI Camera board. As part of a larger project (a portable Raspberry PI computer), I needed a way to implement a front and rear facing Raspberry PI Camera board. Fitting two camera boards to the standard PI boards is not currently possible. The
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