Humanoido Labs Update

HUMANOIDO LABS UPDATE

First new robot at the new lab

Humanoido introduced three new international labs in 2014. The recent move to new facilities provides more space and was completed in November of 2014. Work is progressing to refine the setup within each laboratory.

Astro Aeronautics Lab (Intl Taiwan Lab 63 - TAL)
The Astro Aeronautic Laboratory officially opened with its first experiment on Thursday November 13, 2014.

http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2014/11/iphone-pocket-telescope.html
iPhone Pocket Telescope

DeckLab in the Sky (Intl Taiwan Lab 62 - TDL)
November 4th 2014
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2014/11/decklab-in-sky.html
Rocket Lab (Intl Taiwan Lab 61 - TRL)
 September 24th, 2014
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2014/11/decklab-in-sky.html

Moving into the new facilities - panoramic view

Rocket Lab is located on the entire second floor. This facility has resources in mechanics, electronics, digital computing, the Big Brain, parts and components, all the Micro Space equipment, inventions, rockets, and a series of working spacecraft. Two large work benches are currently provided for work. The laboratory also includes guest space for scientists.

Labs Lists
HUMANOIDO LABS LIST
This information includes Primary Functions, and Nostalgia.
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2012/06/humanoido-labs-list.html
This large post describes 58 labs and includes the evolution of the lab and how the idea originated.

Humanoido Lab List
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2013/07/humanoido-lab-list.html
This post describes 60 labs, updating with the newest labs in 2013.

Humanoido Labs Update
Adds three new labs to the list in 2014. 
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2014/11/humanoido-labs-update.html

DeckLab in the Sky

The new DeckLab is still capable of showing a portion of the 101 skyscraper and its peak tower towards the northeastern direction. The horizon is appreciably missing from the DeckLab view. As the DL will have uses for aeronautical engineering and elements of atmospheric phenomena, its orientation is perfectly suited.

DECKLAB IN THE SKY
NEW DeckLab: Since moving all Big Brain Lab and Space1 operations to a new location, many things have changed. The new facilities now allow a somewhat larger deck laboratory in the sky. The new lab is suspended upwards to a hundred feet in the air, facing a polar orientation of the sky.

DeckLab offers fundamental space for the conduction of aeronautical research, a mini launch pad for smaller spacecraft, and the study of weather phenomena.

LAB FACILITIES Facilities include these power hookups for a natural gas line, electricity, plus cold and hot water (see second photo).

THE OLD LAB The old lab was capable of showing a sky view down approximately from the zenith down to the horizon and spectacular views of the 101 skyscraper, currently the third largest building in the world. (see bottom photo) The photo shows 101 as seen in the pre-sunrise dawn sky on May 20th, 2014, before the move to a new lab location. Compare this photo to the top photo, which was taken on Wednesday, November 5th, 2014 at 3:33 pm. All photos are taken with a Canon PowerShot S95 and a 6-22.5mm 1.20-4.9 lens. All photos are copyright 2014 by Humanoido.

Brain Lab Update

BRAIN LABORATORY UPDATES

The new lab for the expanding Big Brain will have two desks delivered on Saturday. Internet will be installed, a new large TV/Monitor delivered, and some last minute work will be completed on improvements to two space environments. The Big Brain Crypt will have some upgrades. Plans are made for some organizational improvements. Plans for parts and supply stocking is underway. Yours truly is elected to do the cleaning which includes two levels, the Brain Loft, main living quarters, and the deck. (pretending to be a NASA white-room) Yikes! More weekend work!

Brain Crypt Astro Observatory Lab

Brain Crypt Observatory

Big Brain Crypt Lab Loft before moving in

This entire space is dedicated to one lucky expansive Big Brain!!!

The new Big Brain Crypt and Lab Loft has lots of windows (at left & center), though it looks bigger in the photo than in real life.

Any one of the many Big Brain robotic telescopes can set outside on high rise skyscraper roof top access to observe a complete sky panorama, according to a Big Brain's astronomical agenda. Observation equipment controlled by the Brain can also set on the outside home Deck. Control is possible by direct means, wireless and routed cables through the windows.

Will the Big Brain fit into this Lab space? Initially the space seems large for one project but never underestimate the constant growth of the Big Brain!