VQV Signal
According to a post on X by @kevsmac, kevsrobots has released Projects 2.0, a free place to document robotics projects. The post says each project can include a bill of materials pulled from a parts catalog, along with wiring diagrams. All content is written in standard Markdown. The post does not give further details about the release, such as its timing or what changed from earlier versions.
According to a post on X by @kevsmac, kevsrobots has released Projects 2.0, a free place to document robotics projects. The post says each project can include a bill of materials pulled from a parts catalog, along with wiring diagrams. All content is written in standard Markdown. The post does not give further details about the release, such as its timing or what changed from earlier versions.
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@kevsmac released Projects 2.0 on kevsrobots, a free place to document robotics projects with a bill of materials pulled from a parts catalog and wiring diagrams, all written in standard Markdown. Original post on X
Robot builders and hobbyists who document their projects may find it useful for sharing parts lists and wiring diagrams in one place. Anyone considering it should check the site directly to see how the parts catalog and diagram features work, since the post gives only a brief description.
Hardware and robotics watchers may want to track whether this becomes a product, benchmark, or deployment signal.
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