Mashed AI Interface

Mashed AI Interface
On the way though a doorway, Humanoido smashed into the frame and destroyed one AI machine interface implant. New AI Machine Interface Number 30 is being rushed to the Big Brain Technologies Med Facility and Laboratory. Being TransHuman half man and half machine is not without its challenges.

The implant immediately stopped working and AI data was terminated. Preliminary examination showed 40% of the interface took a hit and the brunt of the impact, with implanted embedded components ripped out of their human biomass positions. The mishap was reported and a replacement was immediately rush-summoned to the facility. Emergency same day operation took place. Today, the AI machine interface was announced EOL end of life and the data was nominalized with a new start date as Saturday, January 16, 2021 and a machine interface ID of 30. Interface 30 is implanted and now activated with its power source and undergoing a startup procedure. The startup is automatic once it begins and cannot be stopped. By high Noon, AI Humanoid TransHuman should be back with nominal operations.

Air Travel Chain Effect

AIR TRAVEL CHAIN EFFECT - Stay Safe & Protect Electronics

EVA Airline Technicians inspect wheels and tires before departure. EVA Air is viewed by many as one of the safest and most convenient ways to travel. In a hot climate, aircraft air conditioning is extremely important as well as careful luggage handling and safe flight history.

A chain is only as strong as its weakest link. How to stay safe and protect electronics during air travel.

Big Brain EXOskeleton As shown in the photo below, the Big Brain Exoskeleton incurred damage during the recent shipment out of China, even though it was carefully wrapped in surrounding blankets. It's always a little confusing - are you on China Air or Air China? The metal brass spacer holding the LCD broke off at the thread position (see top right). The nut with the broken threads is seen just above the top left corner of the white solderless breadboard. Normally such precarious position on the EXO would have a remedy modification for strengthening the mount. However in this case, we like the EXO idea so much, it will be a simple matter to just replace the brass spacer. What's so desirable about the EXO design? Even though mounting wires and components on the outside of the Big Brain machine can compromise its function during rough handling, the benefits far outweigh the disadvantages. The ease and convenience of wiring, rewiring, examination, inspection, modifications, and upgrades are super easy. Lighting is also at a premium and photographing the layout is easy. For future shipping, remove the LCDs.

OOPS - Big Brain EXOskeleton Broken in luggage

Parallax Penguin Robot

Penguin robots are very strong and sturdy, built with nylon and machined metal. However, Chinese luggage handlers maintain their reputation to be stronger. It's estimated this luggage was dropped from a height of 12 feet. The majority of the shipped assembled penguins broke at the legs linkage connecting to the servo. Most had the white nylon servo linkage (servo horn) that connects the legs linkage to NARO servo broken. This appears to be the weakest link in the Penguin robot chain. For future shipping, remove the servo horns.

Parallax Toddler Robot

The weakest link in the Toddler robot chain is the underside stride linkage. For future shipping, remove the stride servo horn.

Solderless Breadboards

Nylon polymer solderless breadboards, which were wired with Parallax Propeller chips, completely survived the rough handling. They were wrapped in towels. A photographic schematic was first created and interconnecting wires were removed. These boards easily stack during shipping.