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singularityhub.com 4y ago

AI Can Now Model the Molecular Machines That Govern All Life

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dl.acm.org 4y ago

Understanding Participation in Hackathons Through Program Theory Analysis

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arxiv.org 4y ago

Distribution Compression in Near-Linear Time

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www.frontiersin.org 4y ago

The Brain-Computer Metaphor Debate Is Useless: A Matter of Semantics

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www.youtube.com 5y ago

Show HN: Virtual Sumo Competition 2020

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roboton.io 5y ago

Show HN: Virtual Sumo Robot Competition

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www.youtube.com 5y ago

Virtual Sumo Competition 2020

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www.youtube.com 6y ago

Show HN: Lockdown Racing Competition 2020

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roboton.io 6y ago

Autonomous Racing: Simple Camera Controller

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roboton.io 6y ago

Show HN: Lockdown Robot Competition

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roboton.io 6y ago

Simulated Robot Sumo

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roboton.io 6y ago

Show HN: Robot Sumo in the Browser

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roboton.io 6y ago

Show HN: Build an Autonomous Race Car in your Browser

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roboton.io 6y ago

Build an Autonomous Racecar in JavaScript in the Browser

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roboton.io 6y ago

Show HN: Autonomous Racing in the Browser

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roboton.io 6y ago

Show HN: Build an Inverted Pendulum Controller

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roboton.io 6y ago

Show HN: Build an Inverted Pendulum Algorithm in the Browser

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www.youtube.com 6y ago

Show HN: Organize a Private Robot Tournament

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roboton.io 6y ago

Show HN: Autonomous Racing: Proportional Controller

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www.youtube.com 6y ago

Self-driving cars can be simpler than you think

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roboton.io 6y ago

Show HN: Build an Autonomous Race Car in your Browser

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roboton.io 6y ago

Autonomous Racing Game

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blog.circuits.io 12y ago

Arduino code + electronics simulator in the browser

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Hey,

It could work in firefox. Its just that we only test it in Chrome, because we have limited resources.

We love Codeacademy and have been thinking about building such a thing on circuits.io instead of tutorials. It's a lot more fun! We will have it one of these days.

Hey

That sounds like the assisted routing we are working on. Now we are focusing on getting the parts search a lot better. It will be amazing and should be online in a few days.

To change the layer you have to push 'l'((l)ayer) not '|'. Sorry about that it must be the font we use. Thats a good idea to have a custom keymapping! We will look in to that.

We are also working hard at version control, visualization between commits and more social features,...

Thanks for the feedback!

Can you read our minds? :)

I'm now working hard at integrating with octopart and pulling up the datasheet for a part is already in there, but there is a lot more ...

Next thing on the list is DRC. We already have the algorithms in place, so its basically down to doing the visualization. You can expect that soon!

You can easily download your gerber files. Just click "make" and then "download".

We have plans to build the largest shared component library in the world. Soon!

We are also currently working on hooking up to a fab and panelizing is certainly part of that. We want you to order a board with one click and receive it in the mail just a few days later. And all that at a good price!

Thanks!

Not at this point, but the app is free to use for everybody. :) We plan to create some interactive and "game like" tutorials in the future, which should make it fun and easy to learn to design PCBs.

We are currently working hard at integrating with the octopart api. We aim at building a huge crowd sourced component lib, so you will never have to enter components again.

Grid and measurements are definitely on top of the list.

Autorouter is a bit lower, but want that. We will probably first do some form of assisted routing.

At this point you can download your gerber files and send them to a manufacturer of your choice, but we are working on integrating with services like BatchPCB.

At this point there is indeed only one ground label, but if you use the generic label you can create as many as you like. Nets in the schematic that are connected to labels with the same name are merged when switching to PCB.