Next version 'Nixie' is coming soon !

Help us to get ready with MyRobotLab version Nixie: try it !

 

 
var = 10
 
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ear.addCommand("plus one", "python", "plusone")
ear.addCommand("minus one", "python", "minusone")

I am an engineer by trade and as of late I have become a bit overwhelmed on the MRL site. Technology is starting to overtake me. Many of you are lite years ahead of me in the latest technoglogy all I ask is please keep up on the documentation which allows me to get up to speed at my own pace, I do have to maintain my real world job in coalition with my InMoov  addiction which I am fully embedded in. I just dont want to get left completely behind. InMoov Rob and his dad needs all the information that this great community has to offer and I dont want to miss any of it.

hi every body

i have a problem when i print inMleft

 

my first print no problem

 

my 3 print one othe piece arrive up on left

like is not the same size i have a spaguetti of tomatos

please need help

 

First attempt at a sealed conductive compression cylinder..... this time hollowed out the 3M earplug..awaiting it to dry before i can test....."twiddles thumbs".

I wanted to make a blind encapsulated print but choose plan "B" instead... there is no harm in a tube of glue....(development glue)

Update 5 minutes later :- Nylon screws will be used...whoops

Gareth mentioned this in the shoutbox - looks interesting - didn't want it to fall of the shoutbox conveyor belt

The idea of programming one of these things looks potentially rewarding, but at the same time hurts my wee head :P

Hey all,

I have written this script with help from Grog and Alessandruino,

Can some one please help me figuring whats wrong.

This Script if for Chess game play, It send and receives the chess moves via serial and gives voice feedback of the game play.

What I cant get to work is getting data into function voice when the computer play its move.

I have highighted the part where i think i might be wrong.

Thanks for the Help :)


 

This post is to examine the different ways in which a servo can be controlled through myrobotlab, and some of their limitations and advantages of the different speed implementations.  And more importantly, it is to start information regarding the Baseline Test for Servos.