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Revision as of 17:33, 26 May 2018
Basics
- Open source shears
- Vacuum Shears and/or Standard ones
- Vacuum Shear integrates with Open Source Vacuum Cleaner
- Integrates with Open Source Shearing Automation System
Used for
- Wool/Fiber Collection
- Veterinary Care/Surgery Prep
Industry Standards
Existing Open Source Designs
Minimal Viable Products
- Modular
- User Upgradable
- User Maintainable
- Wired/Wireless Operation
- Easily Replaceable Blades
- Integration with the Open Source Vacuum Cleaner for use as vacuum shears
- Scaleable from industrial shears down to fine detail trimmers
- Humane (IE Quiet + Develop Aides Such as a Shearing Enclosure with this in mind)
- Optional Automation (See [[Open Source Robotic Shearing
Basic Design
- ?x Battery Modules
- 1x Battery + Power Regulator Module
- 1x Computer-on-a-chip Circuit + Motor Control Module
- ?x Automation System Attachment Point Module (With data connections to the "Computer-on-a-chip Circuit + Motor Control Module" as well as a physical attachment to the automation system)
- ?x Light/Laser Guide Module
- 1x Blade Module