can it be connected to a microblue?

Creative video, thanks :)

You did nice work, the only suggestion is throw a flyback diode between the solenoid because some solenoids create a high voltage spike when driving them directly with a MOSFET and that can destroy the MOSFET fairly quickly and also cause other things like mcu reset.

How hard is this too do could you show me in discord and what parts I needs to buy

False. Hexagons are the strongest shape

Could you pass the connection diagram and the programming code, please?

Do push ups if you can too.

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The perfect video. Dude. S-Tier. I cannot describe how thankful I feel every time I land on a video as well-made as this one. You made my day. Thank you.

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All I wanted to know was what you’re using for the air supply. Are you using a compressor? An air cylinder? How do you know which pressure to use?

Sir what size did u use pneumatic cylinder?

what if i need to connect two cylinders on the same arduino board? can i hook two of them to the same board?

Can you post the circuit diagram again?

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Is it possible to open the pneumatic cylinder partially/slowly by replacing the solenoid with something?

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This is insanely cool how you were able to dive into the bike's electronics and reverse engineer the sensor - especially with how low tech it looked!

Great video. I would have loved to know which you consider safer or more appropriate; between using a transistor and using a relay to control the motor.

what we can do if we dont have compressor insted of it we have double size of the cilynder . and we have to re use the same filed air

Grata video

Cateye made an exercise bike that controlled driving type video games, years ago. I wish there were some new and improved ones that included steering and braking functions.

Hello, can you please re-upload the circuit diagram for your Arduino Pneumatic Cylinder vid? The link doesn't seem to work. Thanks!

Hello, can you please re-upload the circuit diagram? The link doesn't seem to work. Thanks!

Can opencv be used to recognize all body joints like elbow, shoulder, knee, waist?

Good. Air from? No details about the compressor.

How many can you connect and control individually with this type of set up?

any follow up tp this ???

What PSI do you regulate the compressor at for that cylinder speed you are getting?

Hello. This is great. It’s possible to setup this to arcade game ?

first robot was unnerving

how could you program the rod to move partially?

Hey man, i love your video and have some questions about the working of the arduino. How to DM you?

Where do you get something like that

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Hey instead of connecting it to a air compressor, can you connect it to like a small air reservoir tank and would that still work? And is there any good recommendations for a small air reservoir tank, something for a robotics project?

Can you point me to a light duty air pump and a tank that can do the job ?

I watched this whole video thinking it was so cool the whole time.. just to find out it was super gey at the last 2 seconds 😂

How do we control the extension rate?

odd thing is, I see a lot saying a hexagon is the strongest, shape, but the thing is you can make a hexagon out of triangles.

Would a Pi Zero W first version be too under powered to do this?

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Can we build this project without using air compressor? Because I am working on a project to make a compact flipper robot?

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I absolutely love this and can’t wait to see you make more projects, hopefully this one will turn out a success 🙏🏾

Amazing video and great idea, love how you don’t beat around the bush, you show the problem and go step by step through your progress of trying to solve it. Seriously awesome!

Basically it's like the sensor in the back of a vertical pair when you back up it gives off a sound and said it pushes the sensors in.