Pneumatics for Arduino
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- čas přidán 3. 11. 2019
- Tool: Programmable Air ($175)
www.programmableair.com/
Programmable Air is a pneumatics kit for Arduino - for soft robots, grippers, microfluidics, art pieces, and more.
Guest: Alex Glow
Twitter / Insta: @glowascii
Website: alexglow.com
"Programable Air is a fantastic kit for Arduino Nano. It's designed for soft robots. And I met the person who designed it, Amitabh Shrivastava... I've got mine set up to be a pressure sensor. But I've got another thing that I designed that works as a meditation timer to help you breathe."
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very good demo
I am looking for a way to control 4 vacuum switches, I was thinking about using a centrallock system from a car. But I need them to opperate all 4 independent. Could this do this?
If the motors can't pump air fast enough to make the crazy wavy man work, you could try using long thin balloons that would inflate faster since they have less volume, and wrapping a wavy-man "costume" around them - same principle as the breathing sock you showed.
When is this available?
Are those air pumps?
A small fan would give you more air to run your flailing arm man. & that can be hooked up to a regular switch from your computer. That seems like a simple project she's over engineering. Very doable. This is for low compression projects. The soft robotic applications are amazing. I would like to see a bigger model now that could handle more & faster pressure.
Yes 🤭😂😂😂 With the simplest fan + arduino she can do it without all the complexity and cost of this setup 🤦😂😂😂. I think she just came with the idea during the interview? 🤔🙄.
2 years and still in pre order...
It was only 408% funded. Yes, 4 times what they were asking for.
@@mlevif have already started my own prototype
@@bigpickles oh, please show! This could be super useful!
@@mlevif I will probably up to Github and make a video in due course, but my requirements for this and implementation in my business are my main focus now. Certainly won't be making a sellable product out of it, will be 100% open source.
@@bigpickles what sounds great :) it's amazing how these guys took the money and still aren't selling the project, while others are generous like you..