What you’re seeing:
This is my hackpad, and designed to be used for osu!mania, hence the presence of only 4 keys.

PCB COMPLETE !

After three hours, I managed to fully complete the PCB of the hackpad, and is ready for production.

As always, you can view the CAD & production files in the github repo
Or view the Stardance project

Abstract

Nailem is an AIoT-powered highly automated aquascape maintenance system, originally designed for Nilem fish (Osteochilus Vittatus).
For all the information you need, check the repo here

As I have promised on my previous devlog, I spent 6.5 hours on the CAD of the Aquascape.

Below are some of the stuff I implemented

• Most of the gantry mechanism
• Frames
• includes endstops, stepper motors, and rails
• The from control box
• The HMI display
• A cable guide that I’m not sure will even go into the final design

Whie it may look complete, there’s still a bunch of stuff left to design:

• Lights
• Auto feeder
• The rest of the control box
• Pumps and plumbing
• The actual aquascape itself

So on the next few devlogs I will work on those !

PCB DONE!

Abstract

Nailem is an AIoT-powered highly automated aquascape maintenance system, originally designed for Nilem fish (Osteochilus Vittatus).
For all the information you need, check the repo here

As I had promised on my previous devlog on this project, I am pretty much done building the primary PCB!
After nine hours, I’ve:

• Routed the final subfunctions on the PCB
• Cleared all DRC
• Created awesome silkscreen and flair
• Exported gerbers

Next should be CAD, I guess.

GITHUB PAGE IS UP ! Check it out pls

Abstract

Nailem is an AIoT-powered highly automated aquascape maintenance system, originally designed for Nilem fish (Osteochilus Vittatus).

Changes

• Create the README page of the repo
• Create wiring diagram of the project
• Add the PCB to version control

Check it out here

What to expect next

The PCB has seen substantial progress, and should be done by the next devlog!

Nailem AI Aquascape: Substantial progress on the PCB!
Github page is still empty
This is kind of my first devlog, as I got carried away and completely forgot to make a devlog.
It’s powered by an ESP32-S3, and ALL of the (usable) pins are used.
The schematic is done, but may be revised on-the-fly
Done routing:
Relays
Analog input headers
INA3221 module
UART program header
The ESP32-S3 itself

Partially routed:
Digital IO headers
MOSFETs
Stepper motor driver + supporting components
ARGB indicator LED
Reset/boot pushbuttons