NEW WEB SITE "HUMANOID ROBOTS"
Humanoido has created Humanoid Robots, a web site dedicated to promoting information about various humanoid robots to help ensure their longevity and to expand their functions and applications.
http://humanoidslabs.blogspot.tw/
Upon introduction as of January 2017, the new site includes robots JD, Robonova, iSobot, and Manatron with sections about the Big Brain (originally designed & built for humanoid robots) and Space1 (which has a great humanoid presence) found through links in the menu.
Additional humanoid robots are included, such as Pepper, etc. An index exists to help find information about each robot.
A recent post lists information about EZ-Robot's JD humanoid robot accessories.
http://humanoidslabs.blogspot.tw/2017/01/jd-humanoid.html
BIG BRAIN made by Humanoido is a giant intelligent AI machine. Over twenty years in the making, living and sentient, approaching one trillion processors/constructs. Join us in the exciting adventure as it continues to evolve!
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Air Travel Chain Effect
AIR TRAVEL CHAIN EFFECT - Stay Safe & Protect Electronics
A chain is only as strong as its weakest link. How to stay safe and protect electronics during air travel.
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.
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