00:22:57 Colin L: Greetings from Japan
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00:39:22 James Newton: Absolutely stunning. The voice synth alone is amazing. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yNcKTZsHyfA
00:40:45 James Newton: The new movies from a text prompt:
00:53:18 Robert: 2024 NW Model Hobby Expo (nwmhe.com)
00:54:06 Robert: Our 2024 event begins on April 12th weekend.
Friday April 12 12:00 – 6:00 pm
Saturday April 13 9:00am – 6:00 pm
Sunday April 14 9:00 am – 4:00 pm
00:56:07 Robert: Build & Battle Robots | Seattle In-Person Event, Book Now! – Elevent (www.bookelevent.com)
00:57:02 Robert: Home (https://westernalliedrobotics.com )
00:59:35 Robert: Robot Combat Events
01:00:01 Robert: Crimson Bot Brawl – Spring 2024
01:00:44 Robert: April 20th
01:02:23 Bernardo Martinez: I can maybe give a small intro to ROS (Robot Operating System) (https://www.ros.org/) for one of the empty slots if you guys are interested
01:02:33 Steven Kaehler: Reacted to “I can maybe give a s…” with ❤️
01:02:58 Steven Kaehler: @Bernardo Martinez please do! Can you send us an email? I’ll share the email in a moment.
01:03:14 Robert: Top Seattle, WA Robotics Companies 2024 | Built In Seattle
01:03:41 James Newton: Reacted to “I can maybe give a…” with ❤️
01:03:55 Bernardo Martinez: Reacted to “@Bernardo Martinez …” with 👍
01:06:32 Robert: The Hospital Robots among Us | Seattle Met
01:09:02 Robert: The Robot MarketPlace
01:15:41 Richard Greenway: Be back later. 🙂
01:19:25 James Newton: The g-code class presentation is about half way down my list of classes here:
http://techref.massmind.org/techref/lessons.htm
01:19:55 James Newton: The presentation link is:
01:21:37 Robert: BARN – Bainbridge Artisan Resource Network (www.bainbridgebarn.org)
01:22:48 Robert: Federal Way Library Makerspace | King County Library System (www.kcls.org)
01:23:46 Robert: Creation Station (https://tacomacreationstation.com)
01:24:36 Robert: Lacey Maker Space – Create. Innovate. Inspire.
01:26:26 Robert: Home – FabLab Education | Providing Educational Opportunities in STEAM
01:30:16 Robert: alt space seattle – | maker space | seattle, wa
01:37:29 Robert: ToorCamp 2024 – Doe Bay Resort & Retreat
01:38:08 Robert: OlyMEGA (Olympia Makers, Engineers, Geeks, & Artists) | Meetup
01:38:46 Robert: About – Seattle Makers
01:40:02 Robert: North End Makerspace in Seattle, WA
01:42:16 Bernardo Martinez: They really like link mechanisms
01:42:41 Steven Kaehler: Reacted to “They really like lin…” with 👍
01:42:42 James Newton: Reacted to “They really like l…” with 👍
01:42:57 Bernardo Martinez: If you ever want to get a good source for mechanisms, you should visit this youtube channel
01:42:58 Bernardo Martinez: https://www.youtube.com/@thang010146
01:43:27 Bernardo Martinez: It’s a retired mechanical engineer that just loves making models in Autodesk Inventor and publishing them for reference
01:43:36 James Newton: Mechanical Computing! Very overlooked
01:43:45 Steven Kaehler: Creepy robot
01:44:05 James Newton: Reacted to “https://www.youtub…” with ❤️
01:45:16 James Newton: The footage of SmartBird looks like it’s slowed down? But I think based on the people moving in some shots that it really does flap that slow.
01:57:58 Bernardo Martinez: This arm has been definitely hitting the gym. It looks very muscular
01:59:03 Steven Kaehler: Enjoy your future tiny humans… you get to take a nap at your desk as your robot overlord takes a recharge.
01:59:17 James Newton: Reacted to “Enjoy your future …” with 😂
01:59:44 Bernardo Martinez: Reacted to “Enjoy your future ti…” with 😂
02:00:31 James Newton: Note the skin of the ants are flexible PCBs with SMT components soldered in place.
02:01:06 James Newton: A few people have managed to make robots using PCB (flex or solid) and I think it’s a really really interesting idea. Soldering the edges to make a 3D structure.
02:01:30 Steven Kaehler: 300V! Wow.
02:01:52 James Newton: Piezo actuators are another one that I think is really interesting. Not sure why we aren’t doing more with those.
02:02:04 James Newton: Maybe because they need 300 volts?
02:04:10 James Newton: That’s not creepy at all…
02:12:56 Paul W: Probably brought to you in large part by the German taxpayer.
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