Stick it on Cloudflare, it'll be fine :)

Are you ROS based? There was some interesting work started here but seems to have stalled: github.com/farmbot-ros/...

direct link to the labeler: bsky.app/profile/stec...

When are you announcing the results of this fund please?

It's probably not sensible for this scale. PCB material is surprisingly strong though. Aluminum would clearly be 'better' but a pack of 5pcb would be <$5 and would only take an hour or so to draw out. I could then also probably use the DXF for aluminum laser later. In short the upside is ease/price

Possibly the whole corner brace & motor mount could be two pieces of PCB, might try it easyeda.com/editor#id=3e...

Wondering if PCB would be strong enough for motor mounts for extrusion, possibly if doubled up easyeda.com/editor#id=3e...

You could also buy an overpriced Orin in a box: www.zauberzeug.com/products/rob... I'm sure it's very nicely engineered, but the main useful thing about it would be ongoing support from a proper team of engineers..

Those wheels fit in these tyres pretty well with a bit of adhesive to stop slipping www.aliexpress.com/item/4000182... raw.githubusercontent.com/samuk/Sawppy...

You've got me thinking about a BOM now.. Four eu.odriverobotics.com/shop/botwheels two of @sequoia.farm github.com/sequoia-hope... a couple of Sodium Ion batteries, and a bunch of aluminum framing. openroboticplatform.com mount plates..

I'm excited by zauberzeug.com/products at the moment, but ag use case is probably a bit niche. I like that with the same MCU code github.com/zauberzeug/l... you can choose a Python github.com/zauberzeug/r... or full ROS2 stack if you need that github.com/zauberzeug/b...

Semi serious; Get your students to build one based on github.com/linorobot/li...

@sequoia.farm Have you seen these, might be handy for your RP2035 drivers mjbots.com/products/mjp... they also do a Canbus one: mjbots.com/products/mjb...

Once the component is swapped it should step down 36v > 12v &5v & 3.3v Ordered a couple for testing pro.easyeda.com/editor#id=25...

It was supposed to fit together like this.

Annoyingly JLC placed a 15v buck where a 12v should have been so will have to wait for that to be sorted

Bom largely the same as rosmo-robot.github.io/medium/ just bigger wheels/chassis and extra on board electronics

This one has onboard RTK and compute. All electronics are open hardware. Power supply pcb should arrive today