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Today most robots are vacuuming homes or on the battle field. Instead this little robot is building stairs. Meet Kali, the little hard working stair building robot. This bot is part of Harvard's Termes Project, and they are working on creating a swarm building system with a lot of little robots that build something together.
The word "Termes" comes from termites and like termites these bots work together to building something. Termites work together in swarms to build mounds and these robots team up to build other things. These terms robots are autonomous, small, and simple, and they each have the capability of lifting and moving blocks to create things. Check out the video above to see them in there building action!

Facebook has been a great resource for us to show the world our services at JC Gibbons Manufacturing. It can be a venue to show of pictures or videos of our products and services, but most importantly, it is a venue to keep in touch with our clients and potential clients on a daily basis. The site boasts any easy way to make a post and it has the ability for one-on-one chat which can be a great tool.

We think it will be a great tool for those that we do business with, so we wanted to make sure that this information is easily available. First off, visit the information page from Facebook about creating a page: create a fan page here.

Then you'll hit that green button in the top right corner to create a page, and you're off and running. It shows you how to create all the information for your business including adding a picture to your profile. It even shows you how to make contacts and how to use it to run ad campaigns similar to Google Adwords. It is just a great place to make connections.

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This week's roundup features some very interesting robots, so just keep reading to hear about them. Enjoy!

1. These swarm robots are like no other: http://spectrum.ieee.org/automaton/robotics/artificial-intelligence/kilobots-are-cheap-enough-to-swarm-in-the-thousands

2. Robot and senator have a argument: http://spectrum.ieee.org/automaton/robotics/robotics-software/us-senator-calls-robot-projects-wasteful

3. Check out this very cool dino-bot: http://www.plasticpals.com/?p=28143

4. Kindergartners and museum visitors love this robot: http://www.plasticpals.com/?p=28181

Well, that sums up this week's roundup, so thanks for reading and be sure to comment below!

We all know about UAV's and the packbot, but in Libya its a little different. Rebels in Libya have been improvising their own combat robots using Power Wheels toys, radios, cameras, and big machine guns. They have been doing this because robots are obviously not humans and they don't get hurt and die, they just brake. So with all the conflict going on in Libya its not a bad idea to make some of these combat robots.
This just shows that with enough knowledge anyone can build a robot. With this being said we can just prepare for something even greater than military scrap bots. Check out the video above to see the robots, and thanks for reading!


-original source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jCyRBUAEneM&feature=player_embedded

Sample Milling Program for I, J & K CNC functions

The following is the procedures to be followed in cnc programming and machining. the most important poin is to verify the programme by test run it on the machine before the actual machining in order to ensure that the programme is free of mistake.

1. Study the part drawing carefully.
2. Unless the drawing dimension are cnc adapted,select a suitable programme zero point on the work piece. The tool will be adjusted to this zero point during the machine set up.
3. Determine the machining operetions and their sequence.
4. Determine the methode af work clamping ( jig and fixtures ).
5. Select cutting tools and determine spindle speed and feeds.
6. Write programme ( translate machining step into programme blocks ).If many solutions are possible, try the simplest solution first. It usually longer, but better to procced in this way.
7. Prepare tool chart or diagram, measure tool geometry (lengths,diameter) and note.
8. Clamp work piece and set up machine.
9. Enter compensation value if necessary.
10. Check and test programme. It is good practice to dry run programme.                                               

• without the workpiece 
• without the cutting tool 
• by raising the tool to safe heigth, If necessary, correct and edit programme and check again.

And than  Start machining.