psymansays
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What robotic PC add-on would instructables users most want to build? Asked in Technology 1 year ago 
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» I would look at theGoodyear blimp as an example. It has (as far as I know) two passengers, and a …
» This seems to be the wrong place to post what amounts to your cover letter. Why don't you check …
» One example of a robot using gears would be www.instructables.com/id/Connect-robotic-wheels-to-yo…
» Is there something about certain instructables that offends you in some way, or do you only want…
» Assuming that you have access to a 1000W PC Power Supply, you need to short two lines on the ATX…
» Wall warts use a transformer to convert the 120VAC from the wall outlet to, for example, 12 volts…
» If this machine has a serial port on it, you might hook it up as easily as using a USB-to-Serial …
» I would use one of the HDD Power connector cables, and cannibalize a cheap Y adaptor, to make the…
» They may have been running Windows Terminal Server, using 3 or 4 thin clients. You can also insta…
» This seems to be the wrong place to post what amounts to your cover letter. Why don't you check …
» One example of a robot using gears would be www.instructables.com/id/Connect-robotic-wheels-to-yo…
» Is there something about certain instructables that offends you in some way, or do you only want…
» Assuming that you have access to a 1000W PC Power Supply, you need to short two lines on the ATX…
» Wall warts use a transformer to convert the 120VAC from the wall outlet to, for example, 12 volts…
» If this machine has a serial port on it, you might hook it up as easily as using a USB-to-Serial …
» I would use one of the HDD Power connector cables, and cannibalize a cheap Y adaptor, to make the…
» They may have been running Windows Terminal Server, using 3 or 4 thin clients. You can also insta…
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» Well... it has a router bit in it, and it can cut sideways, not just straight in and ou…
» Love the project! I built a rolling platform for a laptop PC, to get the same drive-by-…
» I didn't post this anywhere else, but I do have some other related work using the same …
» Hi! Actually, for this specific task, it is overkill, but it's a very flexible robotics…
» I decided to try this out myself, and take some photos. When I hooked up the USB-to-DB2…
» OK. Well, LED's are one-directional (the longer pin takes the positive voltage), and yo…
» You might be able to control up to 8 LED's with one of those USB-to-Parallel cords. Bas…
» Yeah, they seem to work pretty well, too. :)
» I like your article, and I actually wrote a NMEA GPS tool in Visual Studio, too (for a …
» Wow, I had no idea international shipping was so crazy expensive! (Especially for such …
» Love the project! I built a rolling platform for a laptop PC, to get the same drive-by-…
» I didn't post this anywhere else, but I do have some other related work using the same …
» Hi! Actually, for this specific task, it is overkill, but it's a very flexible robotics…
» I decided to try this out myself, and take some photos. When I hooked up the USB-to-DB2…
» OK. Well, LED's are one-directional (the longer pin takes the positive voltage), and yo…
» You might be able to control up to 8 LED's with one of those USB-to-Parallel cords. Bas…
» Yeah, they seem to work pretty well, too. :)
» I like your article, and I actually wrote a NMEA GPS tool in Visual Studio, too (for a …
» Wow, I had no idea international shipping was so crazy expensive! (Especially for such …
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Oct 9, 2009. 4:28 PMM4industries
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who made your avatar? Can you tell me who, how, where...etc.
Oct 9, 2009. 11:37 PMpsymansays (author)
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I actually made it, myself, following the general principles of rotoscoping (but by hand), over a photo of myself.
Oct 10, 2009. 9:41 AMM4industries
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And just CS4 to turn it into a digital pic. Right? My friend did something similar to this.
Oct 10, 2009. 10:21 AMpsymansays (author)
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CS4? Well, no, It was a digital photo, and I edited it in Adobe Photoshop Elements, which came with the drawing tablet that I had at the time.
Oct 11, 2009. 2:28 PMM4industries
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Oh. Thanks for clearing it up. I thought the words "by hand" meant pen and paper. Elements is just as cool as the full edition.
Sep 15, 2009. 5:38 PMpsymansays (author)
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Hi there. I'm basically a Software Engineer, but I also work on projects that involve mechanical and electronic engineering, both on my job, and as a hobby. May I ask, why do you ask? And what do you do?
Sep 16, 2009. 8:49 PMpsymansays (author)
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That sounds interesting. Where do you go to school?
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