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http://openpnp.org/hardware | =Basics= | ||
*An Open Source [[Pick and Place Machine]] | |||
=Replications= | |||
==Stephen Hawes== | |||
*Steven's replication, documented on their [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMf49SMPnhxdLormhEpfyfg Youtube Channel] | |||
*Also potential SME ? | |||
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=an5PXKHXsvQ&t The first in a WONDERFUl, Well documented, recent series on this, by them] | |||
*This fork of OpenPNP/design ''was'' untitled, then was called "Index PnP" but ''due to a [[Cease and Desist Order]]'' they had to change the name, so it is now [[Lumen PnP]] made by the ''COMPANY'' [[Opulo]] ! It was absolutely amazing to watch a product develop in real time from conception to commercial launch, and it excites me for OSE's future! | |||
*For further OSE documentation of the work being done by them go to the [[Lumen PnP]] and [[Opulo]] dedicated pages | |||
=OSE Work= | |||
* | |||
=Internal Links= | |||
*[[D3D PNP]] | |||
*[[PCB Manufacture]] | |||
*[[Digitally Fabricated Mosaics]] | |||
=External Links= | |||
*[http://openpnp.org/hardware Their "Hardware" Website] | |||
[[Category:Electronics]] [[Category:Electronics Production]] | |||
Latest revision as of 21:36, 28 March 2022
Basics
- An Open Source Pick and Place Machine
Replications
Stephen Hawes
- Steven's replication, documented on their Youtube Channel
- Also potential SME ?
- The first in a WONDERFUl, Well documented, recent series on this, by them
- This fork of OpenPNP/design was untitled, then was called "Index PnP" but due to a Cease and Desist Order they had to change the name, so it is now Lumen PnP made by the COMPANY Opulo ! It was absolutely amazing to watch a product develop in real time from conception to commercial launch, and it excites me for OSE's future!
- For further OSE documentation of the work being done by them go to the Lumen PnP and Opulo dedicated pages