autonomydriver

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   by autonomydriver 10mo ago

   Poor wording, should mean that each finger has a dedicated output, but you are right, they are all tied together
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   by autonomydriver 10mo ago

   In my searches, yes, I found something like that from an italian university. Sadly can't find the paper now.
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   by autonomydriver 10mo ago

   Coming in a V2, semester just started again, so I have a little less time for it. Given that I also have some other projects on the way :)
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   by autonomydriver 10mo ago

   The two BJTs do limit current to 20mA on all finger outputs. Voltage feedback is also set up to ensure maximum 32V. MCU protection, well just a ferrite bead.
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   Show HN: 32V TENS device from built from scratch under $100(littlemountainman.github.io)

   70 points by autonomydriver 10mo ago|25 comments
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   Show HN: Graph Neural Networks finding drugs for cancer target HER2(littlemountainman.github.io)

   2 points by autonomydriver 2y ago|0 comments
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   by autonomydriver 2y ago

   Especially interesting for neuromorphic computing hardware. Has already been shown by IBM's TrueNorth and NorthPole chips. Tough in my opinion, a major bottleneck, is the lack of bandwidth on these chips. They can be highly parallel fo
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   Spike Neural Networks 13% better performance than ANNs in X-Ray Lung Cancer(leonhillmann.com)

   1 points by autonomydriver 3y ago|0 comments
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   Show HN: Autopilot written in Keras for Self Driving Cars(littlemountainman.github.io)

   144 points by autonomydriver 7y ago|58 comments