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Looks very promising, i think the easiest to implement and maintain, just throw a chain and a sprocket, and with todays electric motors and encoders you can do wonders with that. Are you planning to have some chain tensioners in the system? Also I'm wondering do you have any plans for a controller for this project, is it gonna be like a raspberry pi or any other small computer, a program on a laptop, or more like an industrial, physical controllers with buttons and dials?

this is a cool idea

Simple os fast. And yes, it works really well. Driving position is getting better as each of us are getting better at adjusting and remember our individual char settings.

Nice work. I like how simple you made this but it looks like ut works well

I think that those overextending slides are a pretty good value compared to electric or pneumatic actuators, both in terms of weight and in cost probably. Nice seeing you keep going with this project :) It might be a few steps away, but it's getting closer each episode

Nice video

Hi! Really interesting project! I have a question though, why didn’t you use cheap linear actuators that can extend the same amount and have limit switches build in to them?

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Aim to remove the rotation and have double sided arms, closer packed shelving and the racking can have a picking table on the end of the shelf. Could have two for pick multiple boxes

I like this project, and the job you've done so far looks promising. I worked at one warehouse in which we had a large, automatic shelf lift, but it worked by sliding a whole shelf from its resting place onto the moving gantry, and it had a weight limit something like 500kg per shelf. I think for the positioning of the gantry you could use the kind of switches that are used as end stops, the gantry would need to have a part that sticks out and makes contact with the switches only if it's in the correct position to grab something from that compartment. That would work as long as you would stick to only using the same type of container in a given space on the shelf, as you would need to move the position of the switch if the box that it corresponds to was switched out for a different size one, but it simplifies greatly the problem of aligning the box grabber. Also, i think that making the gantry be able to grab a box from either side without the need to rotate itself, would give you a less problematic and faster system. You could have the little popping out hands on both ends of the extending arms, and just use the one needed for the side that it's grabbing the box from, unless there is a need for them to be oriented 90 degrees from how they're stored, but it's not mentioned in the video. All and all, it's an interesting project, and there are million ways to solve anything in this machine, so i can't wait for a next video on it :)

By the way, please remember that USB (that is also 5v) is specified to a power consumption of 500mA. I have seen this charger pull up to 650mA. Some computers might not like it - a dedicated USB charger might not care. Now you know - your choice

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GOOD keep the work up