#robotics | Logs for 2016-06-12

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[05:55:26] <SpeedEvil> http://imgur.com/gallery/8eUkN - sort of relevant
[09:25:10] <calle_> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ad26M4DcvWc
[13:23:50] <codepython777> when you have a servo motor and a stepper motor, which is more precise for angle controls?
[13:49:14] <anonnumberanon> servo is very precise and weighs very little
[13:50:20] <anonnumberanon> stepper is heavy and bulky, and even more precise
[13:50:36] <anonnumberanon> Am I right?
[15:19:30] <veverak> deshipu: pingy
[15:19:32] <veverak> deshipu: http://imgur.com/a/6rTWa
[17:10:16] <deshipu> veverak: great
[17:11:12] <deshipu> veverak: have you thought about starting a project page on hackaday.io, so that I could link to it? :)
[17:11:48] <veverak> wellll not yet :D
[17:12:01] <veverak> deshipu: but I suppose it's time :)
[17:34:08] <veverak> deshipu: anyway
[17:34:17] <veverak> given that I have legs much far away from each other
[17:34:23] <veverak> thinking about putting battery between them
[17:35:18] <deshipu> sure
[22:14:28] <Jak_o_Shadows> You know, I'm not sure about having the actuators at the knees: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3lwEk2KJ4_U
[22:15:13] <Jak_o_Shadows> it does simplify the joints - or at least moves the complexity somewhere easier to handle - but they're kinda bulky, and I THINK it limits your panning