Robotics (Robot Arms)

Industrial robots, cobots, safety systems, and controls.

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dev.to > bokuwalily > one-line-of-mv-kills-the-4x-duplicate-run-after-recovery-making-launchd-queue-processing-idempotent-1jl9

One Line of mv Kills the 4x Duplicate Run After Recovery: Making launchd Queue Processing Idempotent

57+ min ago   (1359+ words) Six months ago my side business made ¥0 a month. This month it's ¥1.2M, running on an autonomous... Tagged with automation, launchd, bash, claudecode....


dev.to > fetchsmith > we-timed-http-only-scraping-against-a-headless-browser-on-the-same-page-it-wasnt-close-5bfj

We timed HTTP-only scraping against a headless browser on the same page. It wasn't close.

54+ min ago   (266+ words) Every one of our Actors is HTTP-only — no Puppeteer, no Playwright, no headless Chromium in production. We say this is faster and cheaper. This post is the measurement, not the assertion. Same target, two approaches, same box (1 vCPU / 2 GB RAM,…...


dev.to > silentruntime > why-i-ditched-pomodoro-for-the-5010-protocol-and-how-it-fixed-my-deep-work-16ml

Why I Ditched Pomodoro for the 50/10 Protocol (And How It Fixed My Deep Work)

1+ hour, 12+ min ago   (783+ words) As developers, we love to romanticize the hacker in the basement trope. But the reality is often a Slack notification away from a 45 minute rabbit hole. We have all been there: you open your editor, ready to tackle a complex…...


dev.to > israeltheory > automating-deployment-with-github-actions-24i1

Automating Deployment with Github Actions

2+ hour, 8+ min ago   (1511+ words) In the previous article, we learned how to spin up a functioning network and compute resources on AWS, and deploy our application on them. Let's remember a key architectural decision: our EC2 instance is in a private subnet, shielded from the…...


dev.to > borisbob_91 > owllayer-ai-letting-ai-agents-act-on-your-ui-instead-of-replacing-it-529d

OwlLayer AI: Letting AI Agents Act on Your UI Instead of Replacing It

2+ hour, 17+ min ago   (22+ words) Most AI-in-product integrations fall into two camps, and both have a ceiling. A chatbot bolted onto... Tagged with ai, webdev, javascript, opensource....


3dnatives.com > en > direct-ink-writing-llnl-21092026

Lawrence Livermore's AI Vision System Catches Direct Ink Writing Defects Mid-Print

22+ hour ago   (328+ words) 3D printing news News Lawrence Livermore’s AI Vision System Catches Direct Ink Writing Defects Mid-Print Direct ink writing is one of those 3D printing technologies that has a process that can vary significantly. It’s not very commercialized, and mostly reserved for research…...


dev.to > tarikmostafa > i-put-7-architectural-blueprints-production-pr-templates-on-github-free-open-source-no-sign-up-1glc

I Put 7 Architectural Blueprints & Production PR Templates on GitHub (Free, Open Source, No Sign-up)

3+ hour, 13+ min ago   (220+ words) Let's be completely honest: between AI coding assistants flooding repositories with 400-line synthetic diffs and teams suffering from massive "review fatigue," software engineering feels fragile right now. Over the past few days, since writing about The Blast Radius Doctrine and…...


dev.to > gcesoftware > how-to-monitor-cron-jobs-with-a-simple-http-health-check-55jb

How to Monitor Cron Jobs with a Simple HTTP Health Check

3+ hour, 25+ min ago   (409+ words) Cron jobs are great for automating repetitive tasks, but there is one problem: What happens when the job stops running? A cron entry can exist for months without anyone noticing that the script has started failing. For example, you might…...


dev.to > aladdinaliyev > small-models-guard-every-data-hop-between-my-agents-heres-why-4ng

Small models guard every data hop between my agents — here's why

5+ hour, 25+ min ago   (861+ words) Most agent frameworks I've looked at put guardrails at the obvious places: input from the user, output back to the user. What gets skipped almost everywhere is the stuff that happens between agents — memory writes, memory recall, and handoffs when…...


note.com > kichikichi2 > n > n96c7229b3f47

Stopping Broken Inputs Early in Excel Automation: Python XLSX Inspection and Negative Testing|node

21+ hour, 26+ min ago   (61+ words) # Stopping Broken Inputs Early in Excel Automation: Python XLSX Inspection and Negative Testing What is scary about Excel automation is not just that the process might crash halfway through. It is treating a broken file as "successfully processed" and passing…...