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Powered by the airflow present in air duct systems, this robot cleans dust and debris off the walls of the ducts constantly. This robot visits a Base Robot when the Debris Storage areas are full; the Base Robot empties out the Debris Storage areas.
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Since our robots do not need to be “rushed to market,” we can develop code in parallel, picking the most economical code to use in the robots. There is no rush: The trash is not going anywhere. Greenfield Codename: Order of the Phoenix All changes to any code are created from scratch. Code is deleted…
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Clean Blue Dot Robot School is opening soon! This post outlines our initial approach. Expect to see refinements and additions. Initial Lessons Enter and Run Example Code The first thing we do, when learning to write code, is enter some example code, and run it. Even professional programmers obtain examples of code and integrate them…
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Our intention has always been to make all of our code/designs Open Source. That this has not yet happened is more due to suitability for release and less due to secret keeping. Watch this space for source code and designs/schematics. We are releasing them as they are made suitable for release. Most of the work,…
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I admit it: I was convinced by The Woz (Steve Wozniak, creator of the first Apple Computer). Using a code generator in the wake of the Builder.ai scam had me wondering: “Is this code being generated by humans, posing as AI?” And then it occurred to me: It does not matter. It does not matter…