Pressure Material Choices
Since my IPCC Track Width Calculator, I have been thinking about how to make an online alternative to Under Pressure.
ROV
Adeept vs Navigation Raspberry Pi Hats
I have an Adeept Robot HAT, but the Blue Robotics BlueOS works natively with the Navigation hat (it’s probably pedantic,
Using NGINX to proxy flask and camera
In my previous posts, I have managed to get webcam feeds and Flask serving a webpage. Now I want to
Camera on a Raspberry Pi
In my post about getting Flask running as a service, I included a screenshot with a large dark area as
Running Flask as a Service
On my ROV, I am running the Python web server Flask. I want it to start automatically when the Raspberry
Adeept Robot HAT for Raspberry Pi
Subsequently to the Serial interface issues, I bought an Adeept Robot HAT from Amazon. I have been keeping an eye
Serial issues with the Arduino Pro Micro
The Arduino Compatible Pro Micro and the Arduino Leonardo both use the ATmega32u4, which has built-in USB communications. While this
Programming an Arduino from the command line
As part of my K9 and ROV projects, I am using at least one Arduino to control components such as
Setting up BlueOS for a Remote Operated Robot
BlueOS is Blue Robotics Raspberry Pi software to control ROVs, it combines the functionality required to control robots and low-cost hardware
Another ROV for sale
Over on Facebook, Ed Vergalen is looking to sell a VideoRay Pro 4 Plus BASE ROV System for £29,950. Videoray
Battery sledge for my ROV
A beautiful print using my roll of Filamentive grey filament, this is the battery and electronics sledge for my 3d
Assembling the battery sledge
After the success of printing the sledge for my DIY ROV in the last post, It is now time to
Transparent ROV frame
I have been working on my DIY underwater ROV (remotely operated vehicle) for a fair while. It is going to
ROV Pressure Vessel end cap and feed-throughs
In my previous two posts, Pressure Vessel and the Viewport, I talked about using the software “Under Pressure” by Deepsea
ROV Viewport Dome
Further to my last post, where I was using “Under Pressure” by Deepsea to work out the performance of materials