@wavefnx man its so refreshing to see you move

I can't accept a version that shouldn't exist, it must conform under my constraints, it must do what all the other versions will do and do it well

I don't believe in the ideology that you should "start small", no mf, do it properly

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Update 1: HMC-000

- The encoder of my BLDC controller is fully integrated with the (Rust) firmware and calibration TUI. - More/cleaner Phase scope ctrls

In this video I'm turning the actual rotor with my hand, it's instant, it's precise. In the next one will see it running.

@wavefnx I can't understand what is going on here but I know it is real type shit

@seloesque got several, my Fuji ones are the beautiful Fuji X100V and XT5

this one shot with XT5

@wavefnx what camera do u have

@wavefnx Exactly, I have done this to the point that everything must be modular so stuff can be swapped out if it is not up to par. Keep rocking it!

@yacineMTB just getting started, it will come all at once

For those that don't know, that means, we're tracking the precise position of the motor, at slow/high or whatever RPM

that's needed for robotics cause like, imagine not knowing if your arm is raised or not, we consume the reads and use it later for gait impl

it's a sensor

@wavefnx I mean I'm obsessed with picking up ducks... 🐤

@LeetOffice not the modular part only per se, but it has to be compact to fit it's class without having to pull cables all over the place, then it should be also fully featured and electrically optimal

e.g. in production you'd just solder it (e.g. finalized robot)

@wavefnx keep on going

@wavefnx beautiful

@witcheer affirmative

@wavefnx Why did you choose rust over c? Using a bootloader and flash or just straight into main and recompile if you need to change motor values?