pyottdes

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by pyottdes 18d ago
You can still just direct solder to any of the shelf controller pcb to make your own devices. There are also more resources out there than ever before for creating your own inputs. https://youtu.be/Ug06dhahqg0
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by pyottdes 4mo ago
Ironically, HP Multijet Fusion 3D printers are pretty awesome
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by pyottdes 7mo ago
Agreed. At the end of the day, manufactured parts are driven by constraints outside of the CAD environment so analyzing 3D data as the foundation of an AI system strikes me as attacking the problem from the wrong direction. i.e. Simple opti
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by pyottdes 9mo ago
It really depends on what your end goal & use case is. Resin printers are pretty phenomenal for any kind of product development and are very much a useful tool in the industrial design space. That said, casual hobbyists should almost al
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by pyottdes 11mo ago
They also use totally different mechanical concepts to move the pieces. The Phantom uses an etch-a-sketch style 2 access CNC machine with a magnet head embedded in the board (I think). For the Chessnut, each of the pieces are their own litt
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by pyottdes 11mo ago
I don’t have any firsthand experience with these products but it sounds like you’re describing the Chessnut Move or Phantom Chessboard
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Gyro touch gamepad complete design and build process(youtube.com)
1 points by pyottdes 1y ago|0 comments
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Statial Open Source Adjustable Ergonomic Mouse [video](youtube.com)
2 points by pyottdes 2y ago|0 comments
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by pyottdes 2y ago
Agreed, Rhino/Grasshopper is an amazing tool, especially once you start adding in C# components. I’ve been using it off and on for several years on custom consumer product projects. It’s an under utilized workflow in many fields requir
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by pyottdes 2y ago
What are your feelings about the Ferrari California?
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by pyottdes 3y ago
Conceptually, the demo is showing a kind of omnidirectional conveyer. It’s a fun implementation of tech that has been used in shipping and fulfillment for a while. https://youtu.be/HV2zh6ZDgUs https://youtu.be&#x
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by pyottdes 3y ago
I think it's interesting to think about it as a hardware evolution question. If you look at a timeline of what it took to get to the modern smartphone, you could (arguably) say: PalmPilot -> Handspring -> WindowsCE -> Blackber