Donât need to fit your robot body in a car if your robot body is a car.
Or have multiple bodies and one is a car and the smaller ones pack in the trunk.
Speaking of skateboards and wheels that go up stairs, I like the skateboard wheels in Snow Crash that are a bunch of little pistons that adjust to the distance of the ground so the board glides smoothly over any surface, even stairs.
Would be hard to manufacture such compact little actuators and precise sensors. Simpler is better. My concept little drone has only about three pistons per wheel and they extend out either side to make six ends on each - like spokes of a wheel (without the wheel itself, just pads on the end of each spoke) where the axle move off centre. I donât know if it would work, but with proper coordination it might be able to function like simplified little legs.
My UniFi Doorbell G4 Pro just got an update enabling the fingerprint and NFC readers (that I didnât even know it had) and it is FREAKING AWESOME!!!
It reads my xM1 and xSIID very well without the need for a repeater. It can link to local user or UI accounts so that I can add my friends and family for access. Then, it can trigger a webhook when certain users are recognized, so it can run HomeAssistant automations depending on the person.
FREAKING AWSOME UPDATE.
Sadly, my smart lock connects via a âWi-Fi bridgeâ over Bluetooth and that bridge goes into a standby mode after a few seconds and takes somewhere around 10 seconds to reconnect, which makes unlocking very slowâŠ
Does a T5577âs range somehow depend on whatâs written to it?
My flipper can read my xMagic easily when itâs in EM mode, but when I write a Prox credential to it, I have to take the silicone case off and itâs still a little picky about placementâŠ
I believe has to do with the way the analog frontend configuration works, data encoding, etc. which impact the T5577 performance. For what itâs worth I think a legit original EM4102 vs an HID Prox chip with the same antenna size tuned for the required capacitance of each chip is basically on-par. I think this is a T5577 chip thing, which isnât so surprising if the chip is bending over backwards to change how its signalling works at the analog level.
I just spent like a solid day tweaking my desk, cable managing⊠more tweaking⊠installing some arms and extra monitors⊠more tweaking⊠get finished and then rip a hdmi connector off so I had to un harness that whole run and do that portion again etc
Glad to be done for now⊠been my hyper focus for the past 2 weeks scrounging and market placing pieces and parts and exact matches for everything
Comes with a Needle and Lube. No gloves, bandages etc. Flex implants have a different enough installation procedure that we try to ensure that the installer knows what they are doing.
so I had to un harness that whole run and do that portion again etc
