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pie_>
so, laboratory automation anyone?
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mjgardes>
i'm interested
* pie_
is looking at what kind of stuff is out there
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pie_>
mostly biochem stuff is all ive seen so far
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pie_>
of course what would be really cool is if you could build stuff like this at home :D
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Sync>
you can just buy a robot and program it
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Sync>
the point is, if you are going to build yourself such a kinematic it is going to be about as expensive as just buying one
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Sync>
also those handline robots are quite cheap in the aftermarket
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pie_>
where does one find such aftermarket?
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pie_>
no suprise but still several grand
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pie_>
well for the big ones
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Sync>
you gotta be on the look out
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Sync>
but sometimes you can get them for under 100 bux
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pie_>
youre shitting me
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pie_>
people talk about these ebay deals
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pie_>
and what kind of stuff?
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pie_>
of course i imagine its more than likely stuf on auction or with a minumum win price now that thats a thing :/
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Sync>
no, we bought our sr60 for I think 99€
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pie_>
and then it skyrockets
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pie_>
i guess ill have to believe you then
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pie_>
cool, i cant really tell from the pic what kind of robot that is though
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pie_>
oh, but theres the brand name so now i canjust google it
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pie_>
with controller stuff and everything?
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Sync>
it is your regular scara roboter
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pie_>
thats quite a deal
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Sync>
yeah the control came with it, but it is rubbish
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pie_>
all the stuff im finding is this really heavy duty manufacturing stuff
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pie_>
i suppose thats to be expected
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mjgardes>
ebay is where people put stuff they bought at a surplus auction marked up by at least 500%
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mjgardes>
So if you want affordable second-hand robots, you have to be prepared to hand credit card info to some sketchy-looking auction sites
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