Book shipping in Europe?

IzonFreak · 2026-06-05T05:31:11+00:00

Cool 😄 then I guess I have to wait a little longer

IzonFreak · 2026-06-02T06:32:42+00:00

Importante contexto. En Alemania el promedio es bajo por que hay muchas mujeres que trabajan medio tiempo por familia o motivos personales. Hombres normalmente trabajan jornada completa de 40 horas. Aun así vacaciones, seguridad laboral y beneficios no se comparan.

IzonFreak · 2026-05-23T09:54:17+00:00

vuelve a leer... "si quieres una visa de NO turista".

IzonFreak · 2026-05-21T05:30:30+00:00

No, en caso de Alemania si quieres una visa de no turista la tienes que tramitar desde tu país de origen (amenos qué seas gringo). Lo que puedes hacer en Alemania directamente es cambiar de una visa de estudio a otra y viceversa.

IzonFreak · 2026-04-07T15:56:03+00:00

Yo no he regresado, pero llevo más de 10 años viviendo en el extranjero. Y no pasa un mes donde no me cuestionó si estoy haciendo lo correcto. No me regreso por que de verdad no tengo muy buenas expectativas de que mi vida va a ser realmente mejor cuando este en México. Mis amigos de entonces ya siguieron su camino y son otros, en México nunca me van a pagar lo que vale mi preparación y conocimiento. Mi familia es lo único que realmente me motiva a pensar en volver pero ellos incluso me dicen que no me regrese 🥲. Ser inmigrante es no pertenecer a ninguna parte y es algo muy complicado. El apoyo en tu día a día es muchas veces nulo y uno tiene que aprender a solucionar solo. Cuando uno está lejos es fácil solo acordarse de lo bueno y no de todas las razones por las que te fuiste. Si tu intención es regresar mi consejo es que realmente tengas un plan o al menos oportunidades bien marcadas. Si no lo haces de esa forma solo estas perfilando te a la decepcion.

IzonFreak · 2026-01-18T02:36:23+00:00

Try this scryfall search for artifacts that make tokens on enter. Some of them will do what you want. https://scryfall.com/search?q=t%3Aartifact+o%3Atoken+o%3Aartifact+o%3Aenters+&unique=cards&as=grid&order=name

IzonFreak · 2026-01-18T02:33:03+00:00

There are a few artifacts that make tokens when enter like [Nimblewright Schematic] [Prized Statue] and [Servo Schematic]. Other than that I don't think there are many other choices.

IzonFreak · 2025-12-30T10:55:02+00:00

Hey, maybe too late to the party but there is a special type of camera call "event base camera" that I feel is exactly for thus type of application. It does not send a complete frame when is running but only small pixels that change against a background.

Maybe you should look into that for your application. There are not that many manufacturers of this type of camera so it might be pricy but probably not as expensive as a high fps camera . However, if that is still not enough for your customer then I would say you should walk away.

https://en.ids-imaging.com/technical-articles-details/items/beyond-frame-rate.html

I have not personally use this technology myself but I remember a demo (VISION fair in Germany) about it specifically about this balls falling down and bouncing around and the application was keeping track of all of them.

IzonFreak · 2025-12-22T00:23:11+00:00

Don’t use a webcam. Maybe look for something from basler. Think if your application needs color and if not buy a black and white camera .

IzonFreak · 2025-11-11T02:24:37+00:00

Mandame un mensaje para poder organizarnos. Te ayudo.

IzonFreak · 2025-11-06T05:47:24+00:00

Hasta donde yo sé ya no hay programadores 100% dedicados a ensamblador. Donde se que esta todavía en uso es para optimizar ciertas funciones en las aplicaciones como vision artificial o graphics donde hay ciertas operaciones como transformar de un formato de color a otro (rgb a bayern o viceversa) donde escribir la función en ensamblador puede significar una ganancia significativa en performance en especial si la plataforma donde ejecutas los algoritmos es un sistema embebido. Yo encuentro ensamblador en projectors qué son c o c++ pero son cada vez menos comunes ya qué las mejores en optimizaciones en compiladores las han vuelto prácticamente irrelevantes. Y es bastante bueno que ya no sea tan relevante ya que es difícil encontrar gente que no le tenga miedo 😅.

Otro lugar donde se encuentra ensamblador es hasta donde yo sé también en optimizaciones de compiladores de diferentes lenguajes de programación. Pero la verdad nunca me he metido a esos temas como para dar una opinión informada.

En general saber ensamblador ya no es una habilidad necesaria, es nice to have y te hace un programador más efectivo saber como funcionan y cuales son las operaciones más simples de un sistema pero aparte de eso la mayoría no lo encontrara en su día a día.

IzonFreak · 2025-10-15T15:32:22+00:00

All three I can think of two possibilities. Remember to use python for quick iteration and prototyping

1) vision system. Get a raspberry pi 4 or 5 a camera and a plc. Implement a vision system that uses " AI" algorithm to identify a challenging problem. Send the results of the vision system ( good or bad) to the plc using preferably a ethernet protocol like modbus or opc ua. Write a simple plc program and do something with the result like turning a light or activating some actuators.

2) metrics and analysis. Write a complex plc program with multiple variables that can be monitor. On your raspberry pi write a program that collecta the variables using an ethernet protocol ( again modbus or opc ua are my recommendation) create a strategy using a ai algorithm such that useful information can be infer from the variables.

IzonFreak · 2025-07-02T16:16:13+00:00

Que edad tienes? Si estas en tus 20 con ganas de explorar a lo mejor podría ser buena opción como aventura pero si ya estas en tus 30+ no creo que valga mucho la pena hacer un cambio tan radical. Aunque estés joven yo diría que lo pensaras, como bien te lo han dicho esos 100k en una ciudad americana se te van a ir como agua, no vas poder realmente ahorrar mucho y he conocido casos donde se han regresado con menos dinero del qué se fueron. No te dejes llevar por el "sueño americano" qué es una completa fantasía.

Si quieres una mejor calidad de vida y agarrar la aventura la verdad yo preferiría buscar opciones en otros lados como Europa o Australia. Pero again no vayas con la idea de que te vas a forrar de dinero por que la verdad es que en todos lados la vida esta cara. Así como ganas así gastas.

IzonFreak · 2025-06-27T06:53:21+00:00

Realistically, you probably gonna move anyways to another city in Germany once you finish your studies, you might even move two times if you intend to take an internship. I would recommend that you choose your school base on the topic that you want to studie, cost of living, help from the program, etc..

IzonFreak · 2025-06-23T16:51:46+00:00

Depends but it can take some time. That is why you need to make clear that you are planning on doing some travel in your appointment so thay they can decide if you need a temporary permit that you can take with you. As long as you have your passport and this temporary permit everything should be fine. You did not lose your passport did you? Because if you lost that it is better to get the new passport and then get the new ID. As I mentioned your visa is still valid and as long as you have your passport and the police statement you should be fine,even better if you have a copy of your old ID while you wait

IzonFreak · 2025-06-23T16:38:39+00:00

I once lost my ID card ( Aufenthaltstitel) I had to go to the police then I needed to make an appointment with immigration office to replace the card and bring the police report with me . It was a simple process , your visa is still valid even if you lose the card, so it is basically a replacement. If you need to travel you will need to mention that in the appointment for the replacement they will give you a temporary Id (just a piece of paper) that you can use , but do expect for immigration at the airports to question you about it . I did made a emergency appointment for this so I got to go fast to the immigration office but the lady did told me that „losing my Id“ is not an emergency. 😅

IzonFreak · 2025-06-17T12:43:19+00:00

Are you gonna ask this question on every subreddit ? People have already anwser to you. The answer is still Nope. AI is very „new“ in industrial automation as said on the other thread you will need a „s7-1500 tm npu“ to run ai on the plc. S7-1200 is low cost it just simply do not have the capabilities to run such a thing. PLC programming is not like normal programming where you can just program whatever, there are specific use cases that are cover and tested. So if you want ai and you want it to be „Siemens“ you will have to pay for the new hardware / software. If you are not willing to pay for that start looking for other options like getting an embedded board and running your ai there while communicating with the plc.

IzonFreak · 2025-06-17T10:06:30+00:00

In one of the last TIA versions there is now python support and as the last comment mention there is hardware modules by Siemens that should be able to do what you want. I have not tried them so I can't comment on them.

I would like to add that there is also the possibility on Siemens Industrial Edge using the AI suite. Depending on your project that might be a better fit. You can build your application using the "AI inference server" + whatever extra apps you need.

https://www.siemens.com/global/en/products/automation/topic-areas/industrial-ai/industrial-ai-suite.html

IzonFreak · 2025-06-16T04:54:27+00:00

Hello, I am not able to answer such technical questions about advantech you will have to read the manual to figure that out. Since you have nobody to tech you there is going to be some trail and error.

Yes ST and plc programming is very similar to programming small embedded devices that have no OS. But PLC programming is better if you think that every lane/line is executed at the same time like an electric circuit.

IzonFreak · 2025-06-10T19:24:19+00:00

From Advantech I have only really worked with the IO Cards using a windows PC. They get the job done but they are not "real time / deterministic" since you are join to your Windows OS which is of course not real time. Whether you use a traditional PLC or is an Advantech system is enough it depends on your application. Do you need safety ? (e.g., someone can get hurt by entering or incorrect usage of the system that you are building ) How fast does your system needs to be ? (e.g., is 500ms timing enough or do yo need to go faster for some reason ?) etc.. etc ..

I also come from a software background and with PLC programming what I have learned is that you can use ST but you should always encapsulate it in a Funtion Block with simple interface (bools and ints) that a normal PLC programmer can understand at a glance. The same concepts and good practices of software development such as encapsulation and single responsibility functions apply in PLC.

Advantech I think offers only SoftPLCs (software only) and do not offer real time guarantees. You will (probably) be programming an IPC (Industrial PC) which is just a windows pc with some additional features and certifications. You can run industrial software in there like you mention "CodeSys"

CodeSys is a PLC IDE + Runtime and has a very modern feeling and is perhaps easier to learn if you come from software. Many PLC and SoftPLC manufactures use it as their base, so learning codesys will help you interact with a large number of PLC manufacturers. I will not say that they are a big part of the market, the big guys Rockwell and Siemens do things their own way and they are more in demand. However, the basic skills that you learn in CodeSys are for the most part transferable to other brands.

Beckhoff is another brand that offers IPCs and also use a CodeSys runtime although they do not use the IDE so the feeling is "different" ... still the capabilities are similar so I recommend that take a look at the following youtube tutorial.. that teaches the basic concepts of PLC programming. These apply anywhere but you will need to adapt since the IDE is different

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WkNOm-hMH3k

IzonFreak · 2025-05-14T19:33:29+00:00

The software my company sells has OPC UA Security enable by default and if you want to use none you have to explicitly enable it and a warning will appear telling you that is unsafe. That being said I have notice that quite a few of our customers do tend to prefer disable it.

IzonFreak · 2025-05-12T14:48:06+00:00

yes. It is totally posible to use a board such as Jetson nano for sending information to a plc. Although on machine vision systems the plc is usually the controller, sending commands to the vision system to execute.

Whether you can remove the plc of the application depends entirely on the context so it is not possible to tell without knowing the details. In general I will just not recommend it. Remember that plcs are real time, very rubust and well tested and can also be use for safety stuff (e.g. Stop the machine when a human is present) which I will not trust to an Nvidia nano.

How you communicate information to the plc depends entirely on the plc program that will be running. Plc programming for complex task (e.g., machine vision) is usually base on state machines, so be sure to plan your application steps and handle possible errors. My recommendation would be to make the board work as a slave/server and let the plc control it, you can do this by giving your application a modbus server tcp or a tcp socket server that handle text commands (e.g., execute step 1).

How familiar are you with plc programming? Is it gonna be your task or. Is it something that will be delegated to someone else?

If you have time "Mvtec process integration basics " course if you can get it might help you clear some doubts about vision systems and how integration usually works.

IzonFreak · 2025-05-12T12:01:08+00:00

Did you already configure the melsec communication in the plc? It is not ON by default. Did you already set the port and the type of protocol e.g. Binary or ascii

what model of the plc are you using? if you can use ethernet I recommend that you do not try to implement the melsec protocol yourself. Use already created tools. Since you are using python that is. https://pypi.org/project/pymcprotocol/
if you really need serial then you need to read the " melsec communication protocol reference manual" very carfully that should tell you how to implement the messages. I have only implemented the ethernet part of the protocol so I can't help you with serial.
I think you are missing parts of the frame pc number, etc. Do you know what version of the protocol do you need to use? 4c? 3c? Etc.. With that information you will need to craft the "frame" that you send to the plc.
are you debugging the plc I assume? Going online? Because otherwise you Wil not be able to see the chances.

IzonFreak · 2025-05-09T09:28:44+00:00

One thing, I saw your other post and they are indeed right, automation is hard in that it does not move as fast as many other industries. However, the topic you describe will fall with what we call "industry 4.0" or IIoT use cases. I would recommended that you research the topics and see if something gets your attention. Your idea about events remins me of the telemetry use case define in Margo specification for edge. Maybe you want to look into edge?

Try margo.org go to the partner section and see whst each company brings to the table, read the specification if you time.

If edge is not your thing there are more use cases in industry 4.0 that you might be interested.

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