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Viktor Petrenko
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Engineering robotic arms for cost-effective automation. Mechanical|Electronics|Process - engineer. MicroFactory.com @fdotinc
San Francisco, CA
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    Viktor Petrenko
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    May 20, 2025
    Repeatability test 3. Final test — pushing the limits.
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    Viktor Petrenko
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    May 17, 2025
    Repeatability Test 1. Checking the mechanics by replaying a recorded move: the frame goes from the holder to a random spot on the table and back, with no model to compensate for errors. The sequence includes some fairly complex gripping and handling.
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    Our new MicroFactory robots are ready to assemble electronics. We'll be showing them in production soon.
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    Viktor Petrenko
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    Jul 24
    Our assembly robots.
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    Viktor Petrenko
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    Jul 11
    MicroFactory assembly is well underway.
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    Viktor Petrenko
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    Jul 1
    Precision gauge pins are one of the easiest and most accurate ways to measure small holes. They're incredibly useful for calibrating hole sizes in 3D printing. Just use the largest pin that still fits through the hole.
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