The ELE-0038 RUMBA Controller (R.eprap U.niversal M.ega B.oard with A.llegro driver) control board is used in our Stewart Platform 2. It’s a great way to build the UberPrinter or drive your next major robot project. It’s even Arduino compatible!
The update is now available at the Makelangelo github repository. We don’t sell the Makelangelo with a v2 motor shield yet so it will not appear in the release packages…yet.
– moved arduino/arduino.ino to arduino/firmware_arms1
– moved arduino/libraries to arduino/firmware_arms1/libraries
– added arduino/firmware_arms2 for adafruit motor shield 2
– added arduino/firmware_arms2/libraries
The previous release was (finally) version 1. From now on they’ll go up in whole numbers.
I love how adding ellipsis before the end of a sentence makes everything a little bit … ominous.
Edit 2018-07-09: AMS1 and AMS2 are no longer supported by Makelangelo.
the Stewart Platform 2 Github code now includes a folder called ASSEMBLY that contains the instructions about how to put it together and some helpful pictures about glueing the pieces. I hope to add more images in the near future. Let me know what you think.
At Vancouver Hack Space for their 5th anniversary we held a Super Happy Hacker House. #30 already? wow! (more…)
We’re growing so much that the main website can’t handle all the traffic. So we’ve created Marginally Clever Group to link to our different offerings, starting with laser cutting and 3d printing. Raise your glass and toast yourself – you’ve made it possible!
