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/robowaifu/meta-10: Building our path to the good end. Greentext anon 08/12/2024 (Mon) 05:24:31 No.32767 [Reply] [Last]
Hello Anons, we're back! For the moment, please join us over at Trashchan/robowaifu/ as we wait for some final details of the restoration to be worked out properly: https://trashchan.xyz/robowaifu/thread/55.html#55 update: (250421) We're back now here on our mainboard! (cf. >>37630 ) Did you miss us!? :D Cheers. -t. Chobitsu >ps. for information from Robi about what happened here, visit: >>>/meta/59 <--- /meta, offtopic, & QTDDTOT <---

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>>37732 Assuming an always-offline system, I don't really think it matters. The best lightweight OS is the one that plays nice with her hardware, and features full-disk encryption. >Neverending Story Thanks, the song's stuck in my head again.

Welcome to /robowaifu/ Anonymous 09/09/2019 (Mon) 00:33:54 No.3 [Reply]
Why Robowaifu? Most of the world's modern women have failed their men and their societies, feminism is rampant, and men around the world have been looking for a solution. History shows there are cultural and political solutions to this problem, but we believe that technology is the best way forward at present – specifically the technology of robotics. We are technologists, dreamers, hobbyists, geeks and robots looking forward to a day when any man can build the ideal companion he desires in his own home. However, not content to wait for the future; we are bringing that day forward. We are creating an active hobbyist scene of builders, programmers, artists, designers, and writers using the technology of today, not tomorrow. Join us! NOTES & FRIENDS > Notes: -This is generally a SFW board, given our engineering focus primarily. On-topic NSFW content is OK, but please spoiler it. -Our bunker is located at: https://trashchan.xyz/robowaifu/catalog.html Please make note of it. -The Webring's general mustering point is located at: https://junkuchan.org/shelter/index.html -Library thread (good for locating terms/topics) (>>7143) > Friends: -/clang/ - currently at https://8kun.top/clang/ - toaster-love NSFW. Metal clanging noises in the night. -/monster/ - currently at https://smuglo.li/monster/ - bizarre NSFW. Respect the robot. -/tech/ - currently at >>>/tech/ - installing Gentoo Anon? They'll fix you up.

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Actuators For Waifu Movement Part 3 Kiwi 12/06/2023 (Wed) 01:18:16 No.27021 [Reply] [Last]
(1stl thread >>406 2nd thread >>12810) Kiwi back again with a thread for discussing actuators to move your waifu! Part Three! Let's start with a quick introduction to common actuators! 1. DC motors, these use brushes to switch the ferrous core electromagnets on a rotor to rotate its magnetic field relative to surrounding magnets! They're one of the cheapest options with an average efficiency range of 30 to 90%. Larger DC motors and motors with higher turn counts are more efficient. 1.5 Coreless DC motors, by removing ferrous materials, losses from hysteresis are almost eliminated, dramatically increasing efficiency to nearly 90% even in small motors. Eliminating the ferrous materials reduces flux focusing, resulting in weaker fields and higher speeds. 2. Brushless DC motors (BLDC), these use a controller to switch the electromagnets on a stator to rotate the magnets of a rotor! Without brushes, they have the potential to be more efficient with higher power density compared to DC motors. Their efficiency and behavior vary depending on the algorithm and sensors used to control them. Coreless brushless motors exist but are rare and only used for very niche applications. 3. AC motors, a wide and incredibly varied category. They all rely on AC’s frequency to control them. With single phase AC motors relying on shaded poles, capacitors, or some other method to induce a rotating magnetic field. 3 phase AC motors naturally have a rotating field which usually gives them higher efficiency and power density. Notably, most AC motors are brushless. The most commonly used brushed AC motor is the universal motor, which is 4. Stepper motors, brushless motors with ferrous teeth to focus magnetic flux. This allows for incredible control (stepping) at the cost of greater mass, subsequently giving them higher rotary inertia. Usually 50 to 80% efficient depending on control algorithm/speed/and quality of the stepper. Due to their increasing mass production (& ubiquitous low cost controllers), they have appeal as a lower cost alternative to BLDC motors if one carefully designs around them. 5. Coiled Nylon Actuators! These things have an efficiency rating so low it's best to just say they aren't efficient. (0.01% typical, 2% achieved under extremely specific conditions in a lab.) Though they are exciting due to their incredible low cost of fabrication, they’re far too slow and the energy requirements are nonsensical. https://youtu.be/S4-3_DnKE9E https://youtu.be/wltLEzQnznM 6. Hydraulics! These rely on the distribution of pressure in a working liquid to move things like pistons. Though popular in large scale industry, their ability to be used in waifu's has yet to be proven. (Boston Dynamics Atlas runs on hydraulics but it's a power guzzler and heavy) Efficiency varies wildly depending on implementation. They would work great for a giantess! 7. Pneumatics, hydraulics lighter sister! This time the fluid is air! This has the advantage in weight. They aren't capable of the same power loads hydraulics are but, who wants their waifu to bench press a car? (Too loud and inefficient for mobile robotics.) 8. Wax motors, hydraulic systems where the working fluid is expanding melted (commonly paraffin) wax! Cheap, low power, and produce incredible forces! Too bad they're slow and hard to control. 9. Explosion! Yes, you can move things through explosions! Gas engines work through explosions! Artificial muscles can be made by exploding a hydrogen and oxygen mixture in a piston, then using hydrolysis to turn the water back into hydrogen and oxygen. None of this is efficient or practical but it's vital we keep our minds open! Though there are more actuators, most are derivatives or use these examples to work. Things like pulleys need an actuator to move them. Now, let's share, learn, and get our waifu moving!

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>>37433 >high voltages Yes noted for it's high voltage handling. They are using them in auto motors because of this. Far better than typical silicon. Not that I completely understand this but normal P-N type silicon diodes have a built up charge barrier when reversed. It takes energy and time to reverse this and allow current to flow. Schottky diodes do not have this and are therefore faster and if I remember correctly more efficient. Note there is Schottky diodes made of silicon. I'm mostly talking about the SiCarbide ones though to be specific but I of course do not rule out others that I may not have heard of yet. SiC has very high temperature ratings. I wonder. One of the metals used to make Schottky diodes is tungsten which of course has very high melting point. I wonder if you took some SiC powder and electroplated it with tungsten would that work????
>>37425 > Schottky diodes...silicon carbide and a metal....you can buy silicon carbide super cheap by the pound for abrasives. Maybe you could use this stuff??? The Llama 3.3 70B AI is very skeptical of this approach. It doesn't say you categorically couldn't do it, but it seems to discourage the idea this can be done. I'm still not so sure that some sort of functionally useful Schottky diode can not be made economically. After all these were made in the early days. This is likely one of those things I'll have to keep n the back of my mind and slowly research and maybe something will pop up.
>>37623 Interesting, Grommet. Do you have a good feel yet for why it's spitting that negative response back?
I've been hunting for this paper. I found it when the site was down and thought it very good but when I went to find...arrrggh. It's about using black sand, basically iron oxide you dig up in a yard or find in a steam to make electrical parts, including motors and actuators. I told Chobitsu you could do this but didn't have a paper that backed it up like this one. The reason I couldn't find it was I forgot the name and the title didn't have iron or F2O3 or whatever. So searching all over didn't help. But I finally did. It's great and a way to cheaply get material to make your own motors and actuators using "dirt" as the permeable material. Like the electrical steel in motors and transformers. Here's the link and on that page is a download for, "Digging Dirt: on Inductors: Experiments with Custom Magnetics Made from "Black Sand."" https://hpfriedrichs.com/radioroom/inductors/inductors.htm One thing he found was that while iron oxide is not the best permeable material he found that as long as it was not over driven with too much magnetic field strength it had very low Magnetic reluctance which like resistance in circuits but for magnetics. So good efficiency at low field levels. This is fine for us because you can get fairly strong forces with even this material. This is well worth reading even if you don't plan to use iron oxide as a material.
>>37627 >spitting that negative response back I think purity and maybe not crystalline enough. Basically rough material. I'm guessing so don't count on that as definitive. It could be wrong though. People made crystal radios in the old days from rough stuff. I've caught AI's saying wrong things more than once. But they are sooooo useful, mostly.

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SPUD Thread 2: Robowaifu Boogaloo Mechnomancer 11/19/2024 (Tue) 02:27:15 No.34445 [Reply] [Last]
This first post is to show the 5 big milestones in the development of SPUD, the Specially Programmed UwU Droid. You can see the old thread here: >>26306 The end goal of SPUD is to provide a fairly high-functioning robot platform at a relatively low cost (free code but a few bucks for 3d print files) that can be used for a variety of purposes such as promotional, educational or companionship. All AI used is hosted on local systems: no bowing to corporations any more than necessary, thank you. Various aspects of the code are/will be modular, meaning that adding a new voice command/expression/animation will be easy as making the file, naming it and placing it in the correct folder (no need to mess around with the base code unless you REALLY want to). While I'm researching more about bipedal walking I'll be making a companion for SPUD to ride on, so it might be a while before I return to the thread.
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Pringle got a nifty retro keyboard :D When idle, Pringle will randomly look around, make random expressions, and the face will tilt randomly. Also added a bit of a bloom effect to the screen (hard to see at low res). I'm going to check some higher res simplified face graphics to see how they work. Just have to add something so the user can easily adjust the screen/image resolutions and double-check voice commands then I'll be ready for public release.
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>>37734 Reminds me of the original Macintosh. I assume that's on purpose?
>>37734 Very kawaii, Anon. Needs moar hair bows & ribbons! :^)
>>37741 >>37743 I'm just going to let Pringle speak for me.
>>37747 Hahaha! Nice!

Robowaifu fiction to promote the product and expand the market Robowaifu Technician 09/09/2019 (Mon) 07:17:19 No.29 [Reply] [Last]
>order companionbot from obscure japanese website
>you're not a pedo, but size is a major factor in the practicality of these designs, so the loli-robot is by far the cheapest and most reliable option
>you open the box and find your companion, purposely designed to look like a cartoon robot, rather than a real person
>still, the robot's purpose is obvious when you realize it is nude and has genitals
>since it is a lolibot, you, a 32 year old wizard NEET, can't exactly go to the store and buy clothes that fit it. So you'd better do an extra good job at hiding it from any guests that come over.
>lol you never have any guests. Guess some problems solve themselves.
>before turning the robot on, you have to setup the software options on your computer. You adjust a series of sliders regarding personality traits, before selecting the English option, and choosing your preferred voice from a list.
>then you agonize for hours over picking a name
>other, more expensive models, are wi-fi compatible, but you purposely chose the cheapest option with no wireless connectivity, not just because you're cheap, because you don't want people spying on your waifu
>you save the settings to a flash drive which is inserted in the robot's navel, after removing a waterproof cover, of course. But this is when you realize you don't actually know how to turn the robot on
>after rifling through the manual you find the on/off procedure, which involves bending the fingers into a certain configuration before pressing in the port on the robot's navel with one hand and pinching the buttons that are the robot's g-spot and clitoris with the other.
>the robot immediately comes to life, opening its eyes and looking directly at you, in a rather compromising position
>Your sudden reaction of shock abides when you remind yourself that it's simply a robot.
>But the awkwardness comes back when the robot speaks, in very broken Engrish
>still, you can understand as it introduces itself with the name you've given it, the voice you chose for it.
>you know that you chose those options, but when the robot asks you for your name, you still answer just as awkwardly as when a real girl would ask you your name at the bank or whatever
>actually, more awkwardly because your fingers are inside it. So you freeze up, as you do even in simpler situations
>but the robot is programmed for your happiness, and detects your stress, smiling at you in an attempt to make you feel better. But only briefly, because you programmed it with just the mildest hint of tsundere
>it tells you to not feel stressed, and assures you that it is not being damaged by your touch
>you remove yourself from the robot's vagina, and notice a brief, subtle shudder. Nice attention to detail from the creators
>You stand up in front of the robot and watch it as it looks around the room, studying its surroundings. It moves in an unnaturally smooth motion, but manages to not be too uncanny due to looking like a robot, rather than a human.
>as the robot's eyes scan the room, you notice that they stop for just a tiny but longer than usual as they look straight ahead. Straight ahead at your boner, which happens to be right at the small robot's face level.
>once again your mind forgets that you are dealing with a machine, and you awkwardly try to create small talk to diffuse the situation, asking the robot if it requires anything else at the moment. It declines, and instead asks if there is anything you desire
>you, the autist you are, refuse to let the robot do anything for you, and instead say that you are going to go and make a sandwich.
>you tell the robot to make itself comfortable, then cringe to yourself when you realize the absurdity of that statement.

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>>37715 >spoiler I won't post that kind of content here, but I certainly have thought about writing that in for those characters. If I do so, it'll be put on an external site (like the neocities idea I put forth on the bunker). It'll also be written in a way that the smut portion can be skipped by anyone who doesn't want to see it. >>37745 I'm having a lot of trouble following the story here. In the initial lines, it appears that the MC is confused and uncertain of where he is, and he doesn't seem to know anything about the robowaifu or why she's there. Those first lines set the tone for a story that never happens, because then the narrative takes a turn for the horny, and finishes with gaming in what I assume is a punchline. It's a buildup for another payoff, like two completely different stories were blended together. I've seen this done well (mostly in comedy), but the unexpected payoff needs to relate to the initial confusion in some way, otherwise it's just confusing. I'm hate to post all negatives, but I'm so baffled by the progession that I can't focus on anything else.
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>>37746 Glad you enjoyed it! >>37748 He's uncertain of where he is in life, feeling nervous about buying a robowaifu. He doesn't know anything about her. He just saw a cute girl with a price tag and jumped at the possibility. I liked having the story reveal itself with the reader having to fill in details on their own. But, I suppose I could add the intro.
>>37749 >He just saw a cute girl with a price tag and jumped at the possibility I had considered that possibility, but it still didn't seem right. I think this line- "Yes, let’s go with that" -threw me off, because it reinforced that he still didn't know what was happening, but decided to go along with her anyways. I need to go to bed now, but I'll revisit this in the morning with more clarity.
>>37745 I love it! It's funny and oddly grounded and relatable >not first testing her with Doom It's funny how you posted this right as I was looking into a different version of screen eyes. Good omen I would say >>37746 Yeah, I posted this Murder Drones J pic a few months ago (first pic) >>37748 He technically bought her, but he's new to robowaifus, shy/timid, and is not used to her frankness and nonchalant outlook. Think of it like an ecchi anime or a hybrid between My Wife has no Emotion and Don't Bully me Miss Nagatoro >>37750 It's because he doesn't want to own her (or is flustered at the idea) in a BDSM relationship sense (which he first thinks of because he's secretly perverted), but she reminds him that he owns her the same way you own a computer. He decides to go with that because it's less flustering, again, it's a very ecchi anime thing. Maybe I should make a teasing Galatea personality.
>>37745 >>37748 I do admit, the one line >“How’d I get here?” is confusing, but my headcanon is that he was blackout drunk the night before, perhaps out of breakup anguish

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Tensegrity Kiwi 04/22/2025 (Tue) 18:29:41 No.37672 [Reply]
Tensegrity Thread Tenssegrity is the purposeful application of tension in a system of non-contact components to provide integrity. These components effectively float on compression provided by tension elements. Tensegrity structures are often formed via rigid rods with a cable defining the spatial relations of the system. Picrel 1 is NASA’s Super Ball Bot, which uses the common 6 bar structure. By altering the lengths of the rods, the “ball” can roll. Please see (https://www.nasa.gov/image-article/super-ball-bot/) Our bodies use tensegrity to provide us with incredible strength, durability, and adaptability. Consider how when you bump into something or fall, you can feel the pressure dissipate throughout large parts of your body. This is due to your muscles, fascia, ligaments, etc… transferring the force throughout your body, protecting the impacted part. You can walk with little effort thanks in part to tensegrity. Your legs joints are all floating, providing low friction movement while distributing the force of impact throughout your entire leg when you step. Please see (http://intensiondesigns.ca/geometry-of-anatomy/) Tensegrity can also be made with elastic elements. These structures are what I believe are best suited for our endeavors. They provide looser tolerance requirements and give her body some squeezability. By incorporating naturally stretchable elements, she can better withstand having an Anon using her. (I speak from experience, though I still broke that torso before taking pictures.) Though there are drawbacks. These designs are deceptively difficult to design correctly. Our requirements for external aesthetics provide unique design requirements that complicate the design phase. I still believe using this concept is objectively correct for us to pursue. A good example to build off of (Debatable whether or not it’s true tensegrity): https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4182634
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>>37693 >>37704 I forgot to mention, I know nitinol can change shape with heat, and elastic like rubber bands can emit heat when stretched, so I was thinking that nitinol and elastic could be used together to boost the strength somehow.
>>37716 That's really an interesting idea, Anon. Sort of a 'smart material' type of behavior at that point, I'd say. Cheers. :^)
>>37702 >>37704 >>37705 Heh. :DD <---> You did a great job migrating this thread, Kiwi. Crosslinking, etc., all look good. Nice to have this cool new bread back home here! :^) Forward!!
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Another link from a Doctor studying the skeleton and how it's actually a Tensegrity-Truss. https://web.archive.org/web/20151007045949/http://www.biotensegrity.com/tensegrity_truss.php
>>37735 Excellent research material, Grommet. Thank you, Anon. :^) <---> Tensegrity is how we are going to win this race as amateurs, against all the FAGMAN (((groups))) and even against the baste Chinese!! :D Remember the Wright Brothers!!
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Privacy, Safety, & Security General Robowaifu Technician 04/20/2021 (Tue) 20:05:08 No.10000 [Reply] [Last]
This thread is for discussion, warnings, tips & tricks all related to robowaifu privacy, safety & security. Or even just general computing safety, particularly if it's related to home networks/servers/other systems that our robowaifus will be interacting with in the home. --- > thread-related (>>1671) >=== -update OP -broaden thread subject -add crosslink
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>>37733 >Thanks, the song's stuck in my head again. Lol <Always here for you, bro! :DD <---> >Assuming an always-offline system, I don't really think it matters. >The best lightweight OS is the one that plays nice with her hardware, and features full-disk encryption. Hmm...maybe. Current security motifs involve the >"Every node is compromised. Proceed accordingly." mindset (and not without good reason). Since the hardware itself constitutes dozens (if not hundreds) of possible glownigger/troon attack vectors, I think it behooves us all to not presume too much a priori by using blatantly Globohomo-compromised systems (such as: M$, fagOS, R*dhat [et al], Ub*ntu [et al]) ** within our robowaifus. Even anything that uses systemD*cks is off-limits as well, IMO. Does that make sense, Anon? --- ** by 'et al' in this specific-context, I mean anything downstream of these distros as well...so:

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>>37737 So what's left?
>>37738 Well, there are dozens & dozens of possibilities left, Anon. One good one would be a very-pared-down OpenBSD running a hypervisor, and then the code sitting inside a minimal-by-default platform like #include<OS> (cf. >>203, et al). BTW, don't ever forget why you even need to ask 'what's left'. Of course, this situation & mindset on your part was intentionally-devised just so for today. Also, don't forget (((who))) is behind that set of machinations. >tl;dr The Globohomo is no one's friend (just like their father Satan). Thankfully, there are still viable alternatives to their already-compromised systems commonly available to us (like the above pairing). You just have to pick & choose wisely! :^)
>>37739 >Well, there are dozens & dozens of possibilities left, Anon. That's good, OpenBSD looks based. That combined with no wireless network sounds secure enough. Even a pozzed system could be made secure with that. >BTW, don't ever forget why you even need to ask 'what's left'. Of course, this situation & mindset on your part was intentionally-devised just so for today. Also, don't forget (((who))) is behind that set of machinations. Oh, I do know that and remember it. That's why I wanted to find any semi-obscure alternatives to defy them.
>>37740 Excellent! Sounds like you have your 'head screwed on straight' concerning this general topical domain, GreerTech. Proud of you for that, Anon. :^) <---> >Even a pozzed system could be made secure with that. Trust me, I understand where you're coming from with that -- and you may actually be right!! :D OTOH, logic tells us: >"You can never prove a negative." [1] In other words: we could never exhaust all the realm of possible-possibles, sufficient such that we can exclude something from being a possibility -- by using such an inherently-limited-and-tedious approach. (There are other ways, however; cf. [2]). God can always prove such a thing, if it is factual from his viewpoint. But as humans (still stuck inside this universe), about all we can do is make our best attempts to avoid the many various-and-sundry fallacies out there, make inference to the best explanation, reason by analogy, &tc. <---> I think the >tl;dr here ITT (indeed this entire board) is simply this:

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Robowaifu Technician 01/19/2025 (Sun) 00:07:32 No.35816 [Reply] [Last]
Welcome all Nandroids fans to the Emmy thread, for discussing and posting about EtR. Off-topic posts and personal attacks will be deleted. --- Also, be sure to check out Emmy-Pilled's project thread! (>>25306) Important Community Links: Boorus, etc.: https://nandroid.booru.org/index.php Google Docs: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1mXuNh9ESedCiDZclVuz9uiL7nTNk3U9SgCE_CRHi3Us/htmlview# Webtoons: https://m.webtoons.com/en/canvas/emmy-the-robot/list?title_no=402201 > previous threads : >>27481 >>26629 >>30919

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>>37621 Thanks, are you planning to upload a high res version >>37616 there as well?
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This was posted by an anon on the bunker's writing thread, so I'm reposting it here. It seems to be an edit of ( >>37592 ).

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Robowaifu Programming & Learning Thread Greentext anon 04/22/2025 (Tue) 13:37:49 No.37647 [Reply]
A thread for links, examples, & discussion for software development & instruction; primarily intended to focus on Python & C++. Obviously the endgoal being the crafting of quality code & systems for our robowaifus. --- > threads-related: ( >>19777 ) ( >>12 ) ( >>159 ) ( >>14409 ) ( >>18749 ) ( >>4969 ) ( >>86 ) ( >>128 ) >=== -add'l crosslink
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I admit I don't really know much about AI or programming, so what I'm about to say is probably redundant. Recently I was thinking about themed characters making puns and wordplay based on their theme. Six degrees of separation (which I guess would be a semantic network) was the first thing that came to mind on making the AI pick words more closely related to their theme. This could be extended to include similarities in syllable structure for some puns, like a dog-girl being more likely to use the word "rough" or "roughly" because it sounds like "ruff" which is closely related to "dog". But I don't know how a system would work that allows the AI to come up with new words. By that I mean anything from a terrible catgirl pun "pawful" as a conjunction of "paw" and "awful", but also the way humans reuse or combine words to make new ones when they can't or don't think to look-up if it exists already. The first example of this I think of is was a little girl who didn't know the word "died", but seemed to know what death and ghosts were said "his ghost fell out" when someone died. Although it might be a better example to say when people put "-ish" when approximating something.
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>>37652 Yes, these are all interesting questions, Anon. IMO (while ultimately programming solutions will be needed for the 'rubber to meet the road') for the moment at least, this is more of a Cognitive (or even a Philosophy) robowaifu topic (cf. >>24783 ) I'd think. Cheers, Anon. :^)
Lol, you're awesome, Greentext anon! My apologies & thanks!! I only meant to trouble you for the OP itself -- not to migrate the whole thing over! Thanks very kindly, Anon. Cheers. :^)
>>37653 >(or even a Philosophy) robowaifu topic I figured some of the former part of the post could be done with a semantic network, but no idea how to do the latter part. It's really not a philosophical question.
>>37706 >I figured some of the former part of the post could be done with a semantic network, but no idea how to do the latter part. Yeah, I can totally see that. Surely some software or other will be needed to accomplish all this in the end! :D >It's really not a philosophical question. I can understand that position. However my take on all this is that the entire domains of both sapience & cognition are only but vaguely-understood; to the degree such that they fall fairly into the realm of Philosophies; unlike say, Chemistry, Geology, Mechanics, Astrophysics, Optics & EM, &tc. -- the studies of which are all clearly within the so-called 'hard' Sciences of today. Thanks, Anon. Cheers. :^)
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3D printer resources Robowaifu Technician 09/11/2019 (Wed) 01:08:12 No.94 [Reply] [Last]
Cheap and easy 3D printing is vital for a cottage industry making custom robowaifus. Please post good resources on 3D printing.

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>>37620 >and bought my resin 3D printer early. Naicu! I forgot which one you purchased, Anon. >If I were in Europe or most anywhere, if you want 3D printers from China now would be a good time to get them. Yes, I think you make some sense with that argument, Grommet. Cheers. :^)
>>37628 I got the Elegoo Mars Mars 4 Ultra $189.99 (what I paid) $209.99 right now resolution USD 18um (.018mm)(0.0007086614 in.) It has the best resolution of the low cost resin printers. They have a newer model with close to the same but a larger print size. My interest was solely on resolution. You can always piece together parts. Not perfect but...low cost and if you are just printing molds instead of solid parts the time is super fast. Things to get with it are the film that covers the tank where the resin sits. There's two types , I think, may be more now, FEP and ACF. I'm not sure which is best but I bought. ELEGOO 3PCS ACF Release Liner Film for Mars 4 Ultra LCD 3D Printer with Less Release Tension, Support 3X Faster Printing, 225 * 160mm, 0.3mm Thickness Sold by: ELEGOO Official US $20.59 Another very good tip it how to extend the resin tank cover films life and, from what I read, make sure prints are better and don't stick.

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Forgot Elegoo Mars Mars 4 Ultra Build volume of 153.36x77.76x165 mm^3 (6.037795 in. x 3.061417 in x 6.496063 in ^3)
>>37631 POTD Nice information, Grommet! >molds IIRC we had a thread on this general topic back in the day. Maybe you can revive that one, and give us some greater detail about your mold plans? (Sorry, you and I can't post pics again here yet. Hopefully that will return for /robowaifu/ soon! :D Good posting with you again Grommet. Cheers, Anon. :^)
>>37633 Molds topic??? I have this thread bookmarked to find topics, not that I'm any good at sticking to them, but sometimes I try. The Library of /robowaifu/ Card Catalogue Robowaifu Technician 11/26/2020 (Thu) 07:11:30 No.7143 >>7143 I don't see molds. "If" there is an actual thread for molds it would be nice to see it under materials...maybe? Maybe we need one. If you are going to any sort of manufacturing at any sort of reasonable price point you will almost have to have molds and cast all this stuff. Although people will squeal talking about materials will need to be talked about in the same mold thread and molds in the materials thread or the whole idea ill be disjointed. Part of my problem, if it is a problem and it's warranted to criticize it, is I like to talk in complete ideas. Sometimes these may seem far off, but they're not. And sometimes little additions that seem off topic are in fact important parts of the ideas. In consequence I can get a bit wordy but my attitude to that is don't read it and bits cost...next to nothing. It's very difficult to get across technical things with text and leads to lots of words. I posted a comment about zeronet. Chobitsu you should take a look at this. A distributed forum where everyone stores little pieces of the totality of a forum. So as long as one person has it everyone can update. They have it for Tor but "I think" you have to have JavaScript on. Not good. They say they are working on an I2P version and that would be spectacular. The whole thing works on BitTorrent.

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