Here's a funky motor for you - the GM19! Slightly larger than the other metal gearhead series (GM11-14), and with a larger motor, this 35:1 beasty looks like a good contender for building mini-sumos or other small, speed-hungry robots! But be warned: It is a bit strange. The gearhead is mounted askew to the motor, […]
Wednesday Links: Ballet, Draw-bots and K...
Solar botics
November 19, 2014
Yet another selection of hand-picked links from all over the interwebs:
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Visualizing Ballet .. using Lilypad Arduino. Looks beautiful, produces drawing-like results and helps dancers to trace their movements for necessary feedback. (Via Arduino blog) |
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Tiny CNC-bot Beautiful little Piccolo, in it's second incarnation (first one was all clear acrylic). |
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3D printed Katana Case Is it katanas that make 3d printing better, or 3d printing makes katanas better? Either way it works. (Via Designboom) |
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MIDI Tine Organ This not a random set of words, it will make sense if you read the article. (Via Hackaday) |
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Spine and Cellphones These cell phones! They are the ultimate evil! (Via Geek.com) |
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