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Pepper :

Hey… what time has a j in it?

Mr.ハ :

used AI to do it

Mentally Chill :

I'm pretty sure if you can make it draw a figure eight. you can hit every single number

jsjsjsjoestar :

Fourier transform the long way

Geoff :

“20% off a solidworks subscription” great so now it only costs 1 trillion dollars

Mbreede :

Why does solidworks even do ads? It’s not like people impulse buy a 2k subscription.

alex rios :

just make it draw a rectangular 8 every time and lift up the pen depending on the number. like a digital clock

itypedmyusernamehere :

You could use Fourier series to get the gear ratios for the tip of a rotating rod to get it draw stuff

wastevector :

I teach high school engineering and this is just the kind of project I search for!

Strev Stocirah :

over engineering final boss

dak :

Benjis INC®️ :

will it be able to write the time before the time becomes invalid?

Rosember Ramirez :

never seen some get sponsored by solid works

Naner Dad :

No idea what most of this means but I LOVE the dedication to the problem solving!!

Santiago :

Good thing time is written with numbers

Drakester :

what's crazy was there exists a mechanical robot that can write and draw from a 1700s made without computer.. cant imagine how he did that then...

Googoo dogs :

I just use the clock on my phone

Edward1509 :

Fourier series🙏

prash :

omg this is awesome. such an Engineezy project, I love it!

sergioevidal :

I don't usually say this, but the design of the disks is a job for AI. The longer way is to define the characters as functions and then numerically find the the polynomial that minimize that function. As mentioned before, you can use Fourier for a fancier solution.

PaoloRomero :

can be printing or stamp will do?. i dont know but it will makes thing easier i guess

Logan Tullos :

inverse kinematics

SilentWatch :

Hey so solidworks has a record and trace function. All you have to do is drag the cam along the shape and you'd have your sketch

dexterwellington7 :

Jive o clock

CJ :

You should do it on a white board and then have a different mechanism to erase between times