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lumenpnp
- LumenPnP: An open source pick and place machine
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Creating a pick and place control board with the RP2040
I think you're working on some outdated assumptions. As mentioned in the article, the LumenPNP project is successful. Myself and many others have been successfully assembling boards with it since earlier this year. Lumen isn't my project, it's just the machine that the board I designed is intended to work with.
https://github.com/opulo-inc/lumenpnp
- The Index Pick-and-Place Can Build Itself
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Hacker News top posts: Jul 27, 2021
Index machine: an open source pick and place machine\ (27 comments)
- The Index is an open source pick and place machine.
openpnp
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Pick-and-Place Machine
I see a few mentions of Lumenpnp and liteplacer. Be sure to not forget the project that they came from https://openpnp.org/
I have a Manncorp 384v2. Entry level production machine for the most part. Works alright when everything is aligned. My main issue is not enough feeders.
https://youtu.be/GZK42Zaz8ek Slow motion video of it running.
- Open Source SMT Pick and Place Hardware and Software
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Creating a pick and place control board with the RP2040
You're not wrong, but it's also not the focus of the article. There's a lot of complexity in a pick and place system, for example I didn't even touch on the entirely separate board that's controlling the tool head. If I tried to capture all that at once, I'd be writing an entire textbook, not an article.
If you're interested in how the LumenPnP handles vision, you can check out the OpenPNP project which handles all of the computer vision involved.
https://openpnp.org/
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Best way to present salvaged parts (sot23-6) in a way that they are usable by a pick and place machine (so in a tape, ideally, or tray)
If using OpenPnP, the heap feeder might work: https://github.com/openpnp/openpnp/wiki/ReferenceHeapFeeder
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We purchased a machine from China and it came with malware preinstalled
If you can’t load the article, the machine is a desktop pick-and-place for populating PCBs and the malware is flagged as a backdoor/Trojan for remote access.
As these desktop pick and place machines come down in price, I hope that the OpenPnP software package becomes more developed: https://openpnp.org/ It was originally intended for full DIY PnP machines, but it’s a perfect candidate for converting these existing machines to open source software control.
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DIY Computer Vision machine for My Custom RPI HAT assembly
No Machine Learning just Computer Vision ;) . You can find more info: https://github.com/openpnp/openpnp/wiki
- [Question] exposure settings and unkown errors OpenPnP/OpenCV
What are some alternatives?
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