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ISP2200 INDUCTIVE SENSOR – A GAME CHANGER FOR INDUSTRIAL MOTOR COMMUTATION

High-accuracy motor commutation sensing, magnet free, total stray field immune for efficient and lightweight motor integration The new magnet-free IPS2200 inductive position sensor is featuring high accuracy and speed, total stray field immunity, and efficient motor integration in a thin and lightweight form factor. The IPS2200 is ideal for use as an absolute position sensor […]

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ANOTHER RUBIK’S CUBE ROBOT IS SIMPLE BUT SLOW

[AndreaFavero] says that the CuboTino emphasizes simplicity and cost-savings over speed. However, solving the puzzle in about 90 seconds is still better than we can do. The plucky solver uses a Pi and a camera to understand what the cube looks like and then runs it through a solver to determine how to move. Watching the video

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Build your own creepy-cool robot dog with this Kickstarter-funded DIY kit

If you can’t get enough of all the incredibly cool, but definitely just as creepy Boston Dynamics robot dogs, why not try to make your own? Of course, yours won’t be life-size, but with the Petoi Bittle DIY kit, you can build and code a palm-sized robot dog from scratch. Featured before, the Petoi Bittle is a Kickstarter-funded DIY kit

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Build your own Raspberry Pi smart garden

Makers and Raspberry Pi enthusiasts interested in building their very own high-tech garden might be interested to know that the latest MagPi magazine issue #117 is now available offering you ideas and inspiration on how you can build your own smart garden. The Raspberry Pi MagPi magazine is now available as a free digital download can be purchased as a print

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Raspberry Pi Pico STEAM Robot: Low-Cost, Programmable Robot

Introducing the Raspberry Pi Pico STEAM Robot, a low-cost, programmable car suitable for young learners to build, program, and customize on their own! It utilizes Raspberry Pi pico at the core and is paired with simple electronics and recycled material. The movement of the car is programmable using the simple Scratch-like block coding from make.playpiper. Supplies RaspberryPi Pico

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TINY RISC VIRTUAL MACHINE IS BUILT FOR SPEED

Most of us are familiar with virtual machines (VMs) as a way to test out various operating systems, reliably deploy servers and other software, or protect against potentially malicious software. But virtual machines aren’t limited to running full server or desktop operating systems. This tiny VM is capable of deploying software on less powerful systems like the

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Easier Data Collection With Customizable Pi-Based Robot

The first task in an AI based project is data collection. This is often a grueling process where you have to label massive datasets by hand. This is very tiring to do manually and so EDCR(Easier Data Collection Robot) was born. This raspberry pi robot makes it easy and efficient to collect data and label

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6-DoF Collaborative Manipulator Robot for Assistance in Surgery

Abstract: The aim of this project was to develop a prototype of a collaborative robotic system that can assist doctors during surgeries (or medical procedures). The purpose of this system was that it would eliminate the need for a medical assistant (or a nurse) to perform the redundant task of handing over different surgical instruments

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HACKADAY LINKS: FEBRUARY 27, 2022

If there’s one thing that can trigger people, it’s the printer racket. Printer manufacturers who put DRM-like features into their consumables are rightly viewed as Satan’s spawn, and while these monsters have been content so far to only put digital rights management features into their ink and toner cartridges, they appear to now have their rapacious

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EMG-Based Human Machine Interface System

1. BACKGROUND 1.1. Related Work In 2015, Harvard designed an assisted motion glove to give grip strength and lifting support tohumans with hand impairments. [1]The soft glove design is made to be wearable and lightweightfor the user. The glove would detect weak EMG specific signal locations to move the gears onthe robot in a specific

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