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  • DenWDenW Member
    Fire69 said:
    It's just a render. Nothing looks like that in real life  :D
    Haha.. Yes, ofcourse it is..! :) Too bad though..
  • novaflashnovaflash Member
    DenW said:
    Fire69 said:
    It's just a render. Nothing looks like that in real life  :D
    Haha.. Yes, ofcourse it is..! :) Too bad though..
    If you use enough paint, sure it will. For about 10 minutes. And then fingerprints and dust show.
  • kastelemankasteleman Member
    hmmm fingerprintsensor..... :D
  • DenWDenW Member
    Other ways to "enhance" your Homey.. 


    (http://www.franticstamper.com/EK-Success-Jolees-boutique--Dimensional-Stickers--Spooky-Eyes_p_78443.html)

    Maybe we should start a Pimp My Homey thread.. :)
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    Road Homey
  • ReneBoeijeReneBoeije Member
    April 1 is coming I guess.. they do not show how it is mounted and the 90 degree move requires steering in a way you could achieve the same with normal tires. The supporting footage has a too high fake james bond look.
  • NienixNienix Member
    April 1 is coming I guess.. they do not show how it is mounted and the 90 degree move requires steering in a way you could achieve the same with normal tires. The supporting footage has a too high fake james bond look.
    its the car from I Robot


  • novaflashnovaflash Member
    I think the concept of spherical wheels is valid and achievable, especially with battery technology and electromagnetic drive technology the way it is now. I only wonder what would happen if you go over a speedbump a little too fast.  :)
  • novaflashnovaflash Member
    ReneBoeije said:
    April 1 is coming I guess.. they do not show how it is mounted and the 90 degree move requires steering in a way you could achieve the same with normal tires. The supporting footage has a too high fake james bond look.
    The crabbing motion (sideways rolling) could easily be done with a traditional steering wheel by having, for example, a button on the steering wheel that you keep pressed down. Release the button and 'standard' steering is done instead. I'm just naming an example of how simply it could be done. Could also just be a button on the gearstick or whatever.

    Now whether it's USEFUL...heh... maybe not so much.
  • tunftunf Member
    novaflash said:
    This just makes me want to paint the Homey black. As soon as I have it, I think I will do just that. Matt black.
    @Novaflash please keep in mind to use the right paint. some paint can block rf signals.
  • novaflashnovaflash Member
    tunf said:
    novaflash said:
    This just makes me want to paint the Homey black. As soon as I have it, I think I will do just that. Matt black.
    @Novaflash please keep in mind to use the right paint. some paint can block rf signals.
    Got it; use metallic paint.
  • bvdbosbvdbos Member
    novaflash said:
    tunf said:
    novaflash said:
    This just makes me want to paint the Homey black. As soon as I have it, I think I will do just that. Matt black.
    @Novaflash please keep in mind to use the right paint. some paint can block rf signals.
    Got it; use metallic paint.
    To state the obvious:
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Faraday_cage

  • novaflashnovaflash Member
    BasVanDenBosch said:
    novaflash said:
    tunf said:
    novaflash said:
    This just makes me want to paint the Homey black. As soon as I have it, I think I will do just that. Matt black.
    @Novaflash please keep in mind to use the right paint. some paint can block rf signals.
    Got it; use metallic paint.
    To state the obvious:
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Faraday_cage

    Okay I'll build that around the Homey as well, thanks.
  • bvdbosbvdbos Member
    o:)
  • bvdbosbvdbos Member
    To prevent Homey from taking over my house I did this. Just figuring out which maze-width to use... Anyone?
  • PeterGroenewegPeterGroeneweg Member
    1/4 lambda of the highest frequency.
    Highest frequency is 2,4 GHz --> wavelength = 125mm --> 125 / 4 = 31,25 mm.
  • bvdbosbvdbos Member
    Great, now I can contain the beast >:)
  • novaflashnovaflash Member
    edited March 2016
    Contain it? It will fall right through.

    edit: errr oops didn't read properly, it says millimeters.

  • JBenjaminsJBenjamins Member
    Did anyone see this Homey companion yet: https://endlessm.com/?page_id=42

    Available from $US 79,-


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