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by skholinn 6mo ago
This is an insanely useful work!! What is the fastest way a research lab in that domain can start contributing?
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by skholinn 6mo ago
We want to get the data on that. The more boards we process the better we know the failure rates. Do you have an intuition of what exactly degrades?
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by skholinn 6mo ago
thats guy sounds very interesting, Unreal engine is fun
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by skholinn 6mo ago
the way we see it is that with robotics and coding agents we can offer much comprehensive and traceable tests. anyone can send any hardware they have, we help understand what is reusable, how to verify it and ship the parts back. curious—wh
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by skholinn 6mo ago
exactly!! we aim to have comprehensive and transparent protocols of testing after the extraction which is exactly what is hard without general purpose robotics. if you have any pointers on how to make that happed or any pain points from you
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by skholinn 6mo ago
thanks! how often do you have to do it by hand and how long does it take it?
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by skholinn 6mo ago
thats right! thats to let the trapped air out and preheat before a manipulator heats the target up further and unsolders it.
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by skholinn 6mo ago
Totally! please follow up with me on sava@dayworkx.com
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by skholinn 6mo ago
thanks! do you have any ICs to send over?:)
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by skholinn 6mo ago
exactly, + we preheat the board before to let the trapped air out. would love to hear more about your experience doing this by hand and where you see automations for this applicable
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by skholinn 6mo ago
that's true, but we've only seen either highly specialized hardware that forces you to lock in or a methods (tumbling / rotary shredding) that destroy the components. we want to leverage general purpose policies more to make
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by skholinn 6mo ago
thank you for all the support so far! We've got a lot of inbound and started processing it. there are a lot of interesting questions on this thread and i'll address them soon.
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by skholinn 6mo ago
USA and UK!
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I'll buy your electronics to feed our robot(dayworkx.com)
103 points by skholinn 6mo ago|41 comments
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by skholinn 6mo ago
We’re building a robotics system that recovers reusable electronic components from retired hardware. To run experiments we’re looking to buy electronics that are *retired or obsolete but still contain valuable components*. Examples: * serve
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by skholinn 2y ago
For those who want to tinker on your own personal AI, you can get a hardware dev kit here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/kodjima333/friend-open-... and get started with the code here: https://git
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$39 open source dev kit to build personal AI apps(twitter.com)
5 points by skholinn 2y ago|1 comments