Cool Links Wednesday: 3D Printed Things,...

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September 2, 2015
violin 3D Printed Violin
It sounds beautiful, it looks gorgeous - this is what 3D printing should be! (By 3Dvarius, via Nerdist)
glass-1 3D Printing Molten Glass
Yet another 3d printing example of all things beautiful - the fusion of old (material) and new (technique). (Via Colossal)
archnetworks_03 The Architecture of Radio
Yay to the superpower of seeing the invisible! (Via Creative Applications)
module-bottom1 Vintage IBM 1401 Mainframe
The great-great-great grandfather of modern technology. (Via Dangerous Prototypes)
selfie-pet-bot-feature-590x330 Petbot
It's about time that your pet chinchilla learns how to make selfies. (Via Geek.com)

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March 15, 2004
New Sanyo Gear motors

Wow! They're finally here! These are the original gear motors we used sooo many years ago to convert and power the Miniball kits (yes, they're under review for bringing back - don't rush us!). We're the only place to find the whole assortment of four gear ratios - 75.7, 134.5, 196.6, and 297.1:1 reduction, and […]

June 11, 2007
Solarbotics looking for fun people

...oh, and they also should want to work with us. We have a few positions open we want to fill with people that have a good sense of humour, have some geek qualities, and can tell the difference between a diode and resistor (or sincerely want to learn!) Here are the types of people we're […]

September 18, 2003
Solarbotics at RoboMaxx, Robothon

We're making the trip out to Robomaxx in Grants Pass, Oregon October 11-12. Gonna be there? Hunt down the dude in the cowboy hat wearing the "Solarbotics" Shirt. That'll be me. Maybe I'll have samples of our gearmotors burning a hole in my pocket. If it isn't me, tell him to give back my hat […]

July 11, 2007
BEP Application: Bare Bones PhotoVore

We like to have some play time at Solarbotics, and the "Bare Bones Photovore" is the results of one of these play sessions. It's a very simple (amongst the simplest, we'll hazard to say) light-seeking solar-powered robot, and find it easy to build using the Bicore Experimenter's PCB.

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