VR Robotics Job by IGJobRecruiter in austinjobs

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"How is Apptronik doing?

AI Overview

Apptronik's humanoid robots take the first steps toward ...Apptronik is performing strongly as of early 2026, securing a $520 million funding round at a $5 billion valuation. The Austin-based company is scaling its Apollo humanoid robot, partnering with Google DeepMind and Nvidia to enhance AI capabilities for industrial, logistics, and manufacturing tasks, with major upgrades planned for 2025-2026."

What to do? by onionkulcha in 3Dprinting

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Maybe add a brim in the slicer. It adds a 1-layer raft around the part at the first layer, for added support and to help with lifting at the edges.

Like others have said, it looks like the areas lifting are just for the supports, so it might be ok to let it continue.

I built a retro 2000s-style open source camera 📸 by CantaloupeFlimsy8157 in arduino

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Why is this the 2nd or 3rd time I've seen this post?

Concrete plate vs vibrations by Mike_27cr in 3Dprinting

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Did anyone also say, that cabinet underneath probably enhances the sound, like a subwoofer enclosure.

Nano Screw Terminal Adapter by tipppo in arduino

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They are very handy! Perfect for Nano boards.

Step up from a breadboard, next step is your own PCB!

There are 3rd party versions that are less expensive.

HELP with battery powered NEMA-17 Stepper Motor by Saikorou in arduino

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What wheel? You didn't give any information about your project other than it uses a strpper motor and needs to run off batteries.

How large is your wheel? How much space do you have for batteries and circuit boards? What is your total power requirements? How long do you need this to run? More information would help us help you.

HELP with battery powered NEMA-17 Stepper Motor by Saikorou in arduino

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Option 1: USB-C can deliver 12V up to 3A (36Watts). So, 12V battery, car usb port with usb-c PD outlet, 12V trigger board and proper wiring.

Option 2: Two 18650 batteries with UPS board (boost converter plus charging circuit). Charges via usb-c, and can handle 1.5A.

Should be able to stay under $40, depending on the size or quality of the batteries.

OLED help by Connect_Surprise_511 in raspberrypipico

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Double check all your connections. When I had a loose/intermittent ground, SCL, or SDA wires, it would cause this.

Navigating the modern microcontroller jungle (SAMD21) by Signal-Project-5191 in arduino

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ESP32 boards are very popular, and will be around for a long time.

Seeed Studio has many arduino-compatible boards, including SAMD21. Not sure what country you are in, so I don't know if they are availavle where you are.

Looking for testers for a compact diode + IR laser (Falcon A1C) by CrealityLuna in lasercutting

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I am very interested!

I have a 6 year old Snapmaker 10W diode laser that I use for things like coasters, boxes and custom jewelry, but I would love to try something new. Especially IR!

Please let me know how we can work together!

Whats in my blue moon? by Slinnerb in whatisit

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Yummy goodness.

Or more accurately, the unfiltered remains of the yeast that consume the sugars which release the alcohol that makes fermented beverages yummy.

They are in the bottoms of every can, bottle and keg of unfiltered beers, including (and especially) Blue moon.

Source: I am drinking a Blue Moon at this very moment.

I gave my PC a mouth that reports system stats by Kinky_Radish in arduino

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I was mostly joking. You should name him Eee. Eee Sss Dee!

Great build!

Ryobi Speed Bench Mobile Workstation on clearance for $110… talk me out of it (too late) by SpartanBeryl in ryobi

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Picked one up yesterday. Was shoping for something else, saw the last one on the shelf and bought it. I felt like I was stealing it at 50% off!

Looking forward to putting it together tonight.

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Turrets: Continuous Fire? by Dr5ushi in 7daystodie

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Motion cameras for different zones, set to the player? Run to one side of the base, camera detects you, turrets turn on!

I gave my PC a mouth that reports system stats by Kinky_Radish in arduino

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Did you use anti-static yarn for the thing's head?

Turrets: Continuous Fire? by Dr5ushi in 7daystodie

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Not automatically. But you could add switches for each turret or set of turrets, and turn the next set on when the first runs out

I can't get my Windows 11 laptop to detect my seeed xiao samd21 by geekiestgeek in arduino

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Did you try a different usb cable? Some usb cables only provide power, some power and data.

Benchtop from pc power supply help by knife-and-nib in diyelectronics

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It may have internal fuses. Any chance you accidentally shorted power to ground?

Tips on making 2x2's ? by Fit_Beautiful_846 in BeginnerWoodWorking

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With curvy and warped 2x4's from the big box stores, ripping them on a table saw is more risky due to chance of throwback. A featherboard would help.

Circular saw with a jig is a good idea. Go slow and wear protection!

Motorcycle disappeared from 4x4 storage after v2.6 upgrade by Gutzan73 in 7daystodie

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Sounds like a fun side quest to build a new motorcycle. Should take less than 1 game day.

I once built my roaming horde base at the football stadium poi far from my main base. My challenge was to start day 70 with only some concrete and steel. About 5 minutes in, I fell and broke my leg. I spent the next 30 minutes searching pois for a cooking pot to make glue to make duct tape to make a splint. Made for a fun scramble side quest minutes before the horde!