Jigzilla: the automatic puzzle solving machine (part 1)
Jigzilla: the automatic puzzle solving machine (part 1)
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I thought this would be a fun project to knock off my list after putting myself through the wringer with the automatic basketball hoop. I was wrong. This project is really hard. BUT that also makes it really interesting!
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How many trips to stores do you make in an average day?
Only one flaw in the video where I was surprised you missed an easy but huge opportunity:
09:39 – Use a different color pen for TAKE 2
Looking forward to the next vid.
Post the github so people like me can come in and make the code stackoverflow good.
To help stabilize the table you might try adding weights to the underside.
actually why not making a subchannel specifically to go through the software part for robotics hobbyists and programmer’s amusement ? 😛
You’re a Renaissance man for sure! Not many people have engineering, software, design, storytelling, and video production skills. Looking forward to part 2!
@Mike-ology It’s called entertainment… no these guys are not saving the world they are merely entertainers. These videos are made to entertain people and I’m sure both of these people are inspiring others along the way to learn. Maybe one of those people will end up saving the world you never know. If you’re not here for the entertainment value why are you watching these videos… no offense but it seems like your comments are on the trollish end of things. Move on dude… go enjoy your day.
@Mike-ology mark rober worker on the curiosity rover at nasa before he did youtube. What have you done with your life?
indeed
@The Neverending Projects List bitter? Lol, I’m not bitter. Just stating facts that unfortunately you see it as me being bitter. Which to me, means you agree with me. You haven’t really disagreed with me.
Its like Mark Rober, another guy that makes useless stuff. What is the point in that? Making something no one would ever want, use or need?
@Mike-ology Bitter… party of one… your table is ready.
Honestly, as an engineering student I would LOVE a series that explains everything and the math involved
Cosigned. As a programmer I would love to learn about the various algorithms that power your creations.
Yessa
I was about to mention that, you should check his second channel lots of in-depth info there, unfortunately not very active currently
he has a second channel where he kind of did that once i think
Yes
I would be really interested in the algorithms side, as someone who’s passionate about CS
This channel needs 100 million subs, this amount of work is insanity 🤯 👏
Oh no, you’re going to put me out of a job. I have tons of solid color puzzles it could practice with if you need more test subjects.
Glad to see you here. I just commented about wanting to see a puzzle race collab video with you when this machine is done.
Bro you’re resilience is just on another level. I’m working on table that uses a coreXY mechanism and I got stuck and after like 6 hours of no progress I genuinely considered giving up. You’re ability to push through problems is amazing.
*yro’ue
He did work at a 3D printer company designing 3D printers. I can imagine coreXY being second nature for him
Thinking about executing this hurts my head so much. Litterally every aspect sounds so complicated, and having to tie all of those together neatly sounds impossible. You are insane.
You ruin everything
As soon as I know you’re here the video quality hits negative 96.3
ayy I see you everywhere like the nilered mark rober deepfake then this
@Sterbendes Because he can be here 😀
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOoooooooooooooooooo
Yo the Minecraft dupe guy
Been thinking about how to do something like this for a while; this implementation is honestly amazing and shows just how good Shane is at full-stack engineering. Insane how far the projects have come!
The pain that this man goes through to engineer all of this is incredible
This feels like the sort of project where a different person/team would normally have each piece. One for the moving robot, one for a piece sorter algorithm, one for a solving algorithm, etc..