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Mugenity:

Meeting 2026-02-25

2026-02-25T21:56:17Z

Mugenity: /* Member Reports */

Meetings are conducted according to [[MIBS_Rules]].

==Approve Minutes==

==Consensus Agenda==
* Consensus Item 1
* Consensus Item 2

==Member Reports==

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Election Nominations
|-
! Candidate !! Nominated By !! Accepted !! Notes
|-
| Robin || Pidge || Accepted || Example
|-
| Ellen || Pidge|| Declined || Example
|-
| Bufo Big Beef || Pidge || Accepted || Example
|-
| ASilver || Pidge|| Declined || Example
|-
| Machete776 || Pidge || Accepted|| Example
|-
| Pidge|| Robin || Example || Example
|-
| Space Heater || Robin|| Declined || Example
|-
| Clyde || Bufo Big Beef || Example || Example
|-
| LambdaCalculus|| Bufo Big Beef || Accepted || Example
|-
| Jay || Ellen || Accepted || Example
|-
| Example || Example || Example || Example
|}
=== Board Reports===
====President's Report====
* No report.
====Treasurer's Report====
* No report.
====Secretary's Report====
* No report.
====Directors-at-Large's Report====
* No report.
===Member and Project Reports===

== Old Business ==

== New Business ==

===Sponsored Members Induction===
For each prospective member, please confirm no later than Thursday before the meeting:

* Has the member visited 3 times at the regular Tuesday and Thursday open nights?
* Has the member received the briefing? When, and who was the briefer?
* Has the member's bio and photo been circulated on the members list? (not just Discord)

==Meeting Meta==
* Members in Attendance: member1, member2 | latemember1
* Visitors: visitor1, visitor2
* Called to order at 23:59 by MEMBER.
* The meeting was adjourned at 23:59 by MEMBER.
* Minutes taken and submitted by MEMBER.

[[Category:Meetings]]

Meeting 2026-02-25

2026-02-25T02:46:49Z

Mugenity: /* Member Reports */

Meetings are conducted according to [[MIBS_Rules]].

==Approve Minutes==

==Consensus Agenda==
* Consensus Item 1
* Consensus Item 2

==Member Reports==

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Election Nominations
|-
! Candidate !! Nominated By !! Accepted !! Notes
|-
| Robin || Pidge || Accepted || Example
|-
| Ellen || Pidge|| Declined || Example
|-
| Bufo Big Beef || Pidge || Accepted || Example
|-
| ASilver || Pidge|| Declined || Example
|-
| Machete776 || Pidge || Example || Example
|-
| Pidge|| Robin || Example || Example
|-
| Space Heater || Robin|| Declined || Example
|-
| Clyde || Bufo Big Beef || Example || Example
|-
| LambdaCalculus|| Bufo Big Beef || Accepted || Example
|-
| Jay || Ellen || Accepted || Example
|-
| Example || Example || Example || Example
|}
=== Board Reports===
====President's Report====
* No report.
====Treasurer's Report====
* No report.
====Secretary's Report====
* No report.
====Directors-at-Large's Report====
* No report.
===Member and Project Reports===

== Old Business ==

== New Business ==

===Sponsored Members Induction===
For each prospective member, please confirm no later than Thursday before the meeting:

* Has the member visited 3 times at the regular Tuesday and Thursday open nights?
* Has the member received the briefing? When, and who was the briefer?
* Has the member's bio and photo been circulated on the members list? (not just Discord)

==Meeting Meta==
* Members in Attendance: member1, member2 | latemember1
* Visitors: visitor1, visitor2
* Called to order at 23:59 by MEMBER.
* The meeting was adjourned at 23:59 by MEMBER.
* Minutes taken and submitted by MEMBER.

[[Category:Meetings]]

Meeting 2026-02-25

2026-02-24T16:48:08Z

Mugenity: /* Member Reports */

Meetings are conducted according to [[MIBS_Rules]].

==Approve Minutes==

==Consensus Agenda==
* Consensus Item 1
* Consensus Item 2

==Member Reports==

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Election Nominations
|-
! Candidate !! Nominated By !! Accepted !! Notes
|-
| Robin || Pidge || Accepted || Example
|-
| Ellen || Pidge|| Declined || Example
|-
| Bufo Big Beef || Pidge || Accepted || Example
|-
| ASilver || Pidge|| Declined || Example
|-
| Machete776 || Pidge || Example || Example
|-
| Pidge|| Robin || Example || Example
|-
| Space Heater || Robin|| Declined || Example
|-
| Clyde || Bufo Big Beef || Example || Example
|-
| LambdaCalculus|| Bufo Big Beef || Accepted || Example
|-
| Example || Example || Example || Example
|}
=== Board Reports===
====President's Report====
* No report.
====Treasurer's Report====
* No report.
====Secretary's Report====
* No report.
====Directors-at-Large's Report====
* No report.
===Member and Project Reports===

== Old Business ==

== New Business ==

===Sponsored Members Induction===
For each prospective member, please confirm no later than Thursday before the meeting:

* Has the member visited 3 times at the regular Tuesday and Thursday open nights?
* Has the member received the briefing? When, and who was the briefer?
* Has the member's bio and photo been circulated on the members list? (not just Discord)

==Meeting Meta==
* Members in Attendance: member1, member2 | latemember1
* Visitors: visitor1, visitor2
* Called to order at 23:59 by MEMBER.
* The meeting was adjourned at 23:59 by MEMBER.
* Minutes taken and submitted by MEMBER.

[[Category:Meetings]]

Meeting 2026-02-25

2026-02-24T00:05:16Z

Mugenity:

Meetings are conducted according to [[MIBS_Rules]].

==Approve Minutes==

==Consensus Agenda==
* Consensus Item 1
* Consensus Item 2

==Member Reports==

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Election Nominations
|-
! Candidate !! Nominated By !! Accepted !! Notes
|-
| Robin || Pidge || Accepted || Example
|-
| Ellen || Pidge|| Declined || Example
|-
| Bufo Big Beef || Pidge || Accepted || Example
|-
| ASilver || Pidge|| Example || Example
|-
| Machete776 || Pidge || Example || Example
|-
| Clyde || Bufo Big Beef || Example || Example
|-
| LambdaCalculus|| Bufo Big Beef || Accepted || Example
|-
| Example || Example || Example || Example
|}
=== Board Reports===
====President's Report====
* No report.
====Treasurer's Report====
* No report.
====Secretary's Report====
* No report.
====Directors-at-Large's Report====
* No report.
===Member and Project Reports===

== Old Business ==

== New Business ==

===Sponsored Members Induction===
For each prospective member, please confirm no later than Thursday before the meeting:

* Has the member visited 3 times at the regular Tuesday and Thursday open nights?
* Has the member received the briefing? When, and who was the briefer?
* Has the member's bio and photo been circulated on the members list? (not just Discord)

==Meeting Meta==
* Members in Attendance: member1, member2 | latemember1
* Visitors: visitor1, visitor2
* Called to order at 23:59 by MEMBER.
* The meeting was adjourned at 23:59 by MEMBER.
* Minutes taken and submitted by MEMBER.

[[Category:Meetings]]

Meeting 2026-10-28

2025-10-31T20:16:23Z

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Meetings are conducted according to [[MIBS_Rules]].

==Approve Minutes==

==Consensus Agenda==
* Consensus Item 1
* Consensus Item 2

==Member Reports==
=== Board Reports===
====President's Report====
* No report.
====Treasurer's Report====
* No report.
====Secretary's Report====
* No report.
====Directors-at-Large's Report====
* No report.
===Member and Project Reports===

== Old Business ==

== New Business ==

===Sponsored Members Induction===
For each prospective member, please confirm no later than Thursday before the meeting:

* Has the member visited 3 times at the regular Tuesday and Thursday open nights?
* Has the member received the briefing? When, and who was the briefer?
* Has the member's bio and photo been circulated on the members list? (not just Discord)

==Meeting Meta==
* Members in Attendance: member1, member2 | latemember1
* Visitors: visitor1, visitor2
* Called to order at 23:59 by MEMBER.
* The meeting was adjourned at 23:59 by MEMBER.
* Minutes taken and submitted by MEMBER.

[[Category:Meetings]]

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2025-10-31T20:16:20Z

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2025-10-31T20:16:07Z

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2025-10-31T20:15:48Z

Api test run

2025-10-31T20:05:05Z

Mugenity:

Api test run

2025-10-31T19:42:15Z

Mugenity: Created page with "hello world"

hello world

User:Mugenity

2025-10-31T18:59:57Z

Mugenity: /* Active Projects */

Alias: mugenity

Name: Jay

Contact: mdevCCCC1024@CCCCmail.com

remove the C's

== Active Projects ==

=== Introduction to Arduino Course ===

Arduino IDE: https://www.arduino.cc/en/Main/Software

Teensyduino: https://www.pjrc.com/teensy/td_download.html

== Membership Database Plan ==

=== Member DB Schema (member) ===
id 
username (wiki) 
email_addr 
joined 
last_activity 
first_name 
last_name 
middle_name (optional) 

=== Member Payment Check (payment) ===
id 
transaction_id 
user_id (member.id) 
payment_received (datetime) 
value 
method (paypal, stripe, cash, check, etc) 
created_by (member.id) 
currency (optional) 

=== Operations ===
Add payment record(username, date=now, value,method):
:Lookup member.id from member table
:insert into payment table

Is user active(username):
:Get member.id from username
:Select latest payment where user_id = member.id
:if payment_received within 30 days ago:
::return active
:if payment_received > 30 days ago:
::return pending_suspension
:else:
::return suspended

Meeting 2025-10-29

2025-10-29T19:23:34Z

Mugenity: /* New Business */

Meetings are conducted according to [[MIBS_Rules]].

==Approve Minutes==

==Consensus Agenda==
* Consensus Item 1
* Consensus Item 2

==Member Reports==
=== Board Reports===
====President's Report====
* No report.
====Treasurer's Report====
* No report.
====Secretary's Report====
* No report.
====Directors-at-Large's Report====
* No report.
===Member and Project Reports===

== Old Business ==

== New Business ==
* Jay: Camera progress
** Street cam installed and streaming to laptop intercom
** Door cam restored with partial recording capability on motion detection
** Intercom laptop to replace broken building intercom system
** TODO
*** Door cam needs to be wired to network
*** stream backup needs back up configuration to synology

===Sponsored Members Induction===
For each prospective member, please confirm no later than Thursday before the meeting:

* Has the member visited 3 times at the regular Tuesday and Thursday open nights?
* Has the member received the briefing? When, and who was the briefer?
* Has the member's bio and photo been circulated on the members list? (not just Discord)

==Meeting Meta==
* Members in Attendance: member1, member2 | latemember1
* Visitors: visitor1, visitor2
* Called to order at 23:59 by MEMBER.
* The meeting was adjourned at 23:59 by MEMBER.
* Minutes taken and submitted by MEMBER.

[[Category:Meetings]]

Perler Bead Sorter

2024-12-04T19:35:43Z

Mugenity: /* Electronic Components */

== Purpose ==
Create an affordable machine that can help sort unsorted perler beads after workshops and help teach people how to use Arduino.

For general Perler bead content, go to the Perler page.

== Design Considerations ==
Most perler bead designs can be reduced into two mechanical components:
* Placement: from a pile a beads, the component positions one bead in a consistent position to be scanned
* Filter: the scanned bead is shifted to the correct bin.

While the goal is to sort beads as many beads as possible, 10 beads per minutes will be used as a default rate to calculate design restrictions going forward.
=== Placement Design ===
The ideal time for a sorter to run without human interactions is 24 hours. The container holding the unsorted beads should be a large enough to hold 24 hours * 60 minutes * 10 beads per minute: 14400 beads.

Version 2 hopes to use a tube drop to place the bead in front of the sensor. A rigid, acrylic 6mm inner diameter tube seems to work well. Funnel needs to move up and down 10mm from the rest position.

Tilted disk from version had several issues:
* Torque required to spin a disk from the center with a load of beads required a nema stepper motor.
** Possible design using a gears may be viable for a 5v infinite stepper.
* sensor should have been closer to the exit
* jam check would often bump out slotted beads

=== Filter Design ===
Once the bead is in front of the sensor, the controller can trigger the motion to move the bead to either a filter bin or an unfiltered bin.

Every exhaust bin should be able to safely hold at least the number of beads within the unsorted hopper.

=== Educational versus Performance ===
For the simplest sorter to be functional, it needs to consistently sort one color from an unsorted pile. For an unsorted pile of beads consisting of 3 colors, with 1000 per color, and a machine sorting at 12 beads per minute, it would take 8 hours and 19 minutes with 2 reloads.
* 3000 beads scanned, 1000 filtered, 2000 remaining: 4 hours 10 minutes
* 2000 beads scanned, 1000 filtered, 1000 remaining: 2 hour 46 minutes
* 1000 beads scanned, 1000 filtered, 0 remaining: 1 hour 23 minutes

If the sorter was able to sort multiple colors per run, at 8 beads per minute (3 seconds additional per bead), it would sort 3000 beads in 5 hours and 15 minutes without any reloads.

The above numbers are based on a scenario where a pile consists of 3 equal colors. In reality, the unsorted colors will be far more unbalanced and consist for far more colors requiring even more reloads. However, the only difference between filtering one color and filtering multiple colors is a single mechanical component. Additional, this feature can usually be added with a 28byj stepper, ULN2003 driver board, and an end stop for around $10 dollars. To get the best of both versions, there will be a base model and an advanced model that includes the additional components to filter multiple beads.

== Parts ==
Cost is a major consideration to design this machine. Parts listed will be limited to 5v components that match the microcontroller's voltage input.

=== Electronic Components ===
{| class="wikitable"
|+Mandatory Parts|-
! Part !! Est Cost per unit !! Mandatory !! Notes !! Link
|-
| Adafruit Metro Mini 328 V2 - Arduino-Compatible - 5V 16MHz - STEMMA QT / Qwiic || $14.95 || Yes || example || https://www.adafruit.com/product/2590
|-
| Adafruit AS7341 10-Channel Light / Color Sensor Breakout - STEMMA QT / Qwiic || $15.95 || Yes || Example || https://www.adafruit.com/product/4698
|-
| Power supply || $5.00 || Yes || Can be replaced with power jacks || Example
|-
| Monochrome 1.3" 128x64 OLED graphic display - STEMMA QT / Qwiic || $19.95 || No || Needs STEMMA QT cables || https://www.adafruit.com/product/938
|-
| RGB LED || $2.00 || No || Useful indicator || https://www.adafruit.com/product/159
|-
| Example || $0.00 || No || Example || Example
|-
| Example || $0.00 || No || Example || Example
|}

=== Mechanical Components ===
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Potential Parts|-
! Part !! Est Cost per unit !! Motion !! Notes !! Link
|-
| Micro Servo || $5.95 || 180 rotation || Example || https://www.adafruit.com/product/169
|-
| Continuous Micro Servo || $7.50 || continuous rotation || Example || https://www.adafruit.com/product/2442
|-
| 28byj || $4.95 || 360 position || Example || https://www.adafruit.com/product/858
|-
| ULN2008 driver board || $3.00 || Example || Mandatory per 28byj || Example
|-
| Micro limit switch || $1.18 || Example || Detects || https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/e-switch/SS0750301F040P1A/2639078
|-
| SWITCH SLIDE SPDT 200MA 30V || $0.89 || Example || Example || https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/e-switch/EG1218/101726
|-
| Joystick || $5.95 || User Input || ~$2 on Amazon || https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/osepp-electronics-ltd/JOY-01/11198543
|}

=== Version One Review ===
The first production model used a tilted disk with grooves to rotate beads up a bowl into a scanning position. During its debut at magfest2023, it was sorting less than 3 beads per minute due to the inconsistencies in the grooves where individual beads were slotted.

== User Interface ==

=== Base Model ===

Mechanical Controls:
* Slider controller
** Filtered/Unsorted
** Left/Right (to determine center)
** Home (code position 90)
* Agitator
** Up/Down
** Center
* Sensor
** Save Color (might be able to preserve color using eeprom)

=== Advanced Model ===
Advanced model will need additional controls for managing bin colors, a display to show current bin colors and progress, and external memory to save bin configuration after reboot and counts.

== Progress/Issues ==
* 2024-12-04: V4 model uses Adafruit Metro Mini with AS7431 color sensor. 6 seconds per bead
* 2022-12-19: V2 model uses wheel in bowl system instead of vibration
* 2022-01-22: Beads keep flicking out of hopper at exit hole
* Position beads into a slot where only 1 fits
* Read the beads color
** OpenCV implementation probably
* Dispense bead into correct container
** Circular container
** Rail container

# move stepper motor in bowl
# detect when deck is full
# load bead to camera
# openCV check color
# identify color and exit
# unload bed

Perler Bead Sorter

2024-12-04T18:59:21Z

Mugenity: /* Mechanical Components */

== Purpose ==
Create an affordable machine that can help sort unsorted perler beads after workshops and help teach people how to use Arduino.

For general Perler bead content, go to the Perler page.

== Design Considerations ==
Most perler bead designs can be reduced into two mechanical components:
* Placement: from a pile a beads, the component positions one bead in a consistent position to be scanned
* Filter: the scanned bead is shifted to the correct bin.

While the goal is to sort beads as many beads as possible, 10 beads per minutes will be used as a default rate to calculate design restrictions going forward.
=== Placement Design ===
The ideal time for a sorter to run without human interactions is 24 hours. The container holding the unsorted beads should be a large enough to hold 24 hours * 60 minutes * 10 beads per minute: 14400 beads.

Version 2 hopes to use a tube drop to place the bead in front of the sensor. A rigid, acrylic 6mm inner diameter tube seems to work well. Funnel needs to move up and down 10mm from the rest position.

Tilted disk from version had several issues:
* Torque required to spin a disk from the center with a load of beads required a nema stepper motor.
** Possible design using a gears may be viable for a 5v infinite stepper.
* sensor should have been closer to the exit
* jam check would often bump out slotted beads

=== Filter Design ===
Once the bead is in front of the sensor, the controller can trigger the motion to move the bead to either a filter bin or an unfiltered bin.

Every exhaust bin should be able to safely hold at least the number of beads within the unsorted hopper.

=== Educational versus Performance ===
For the simplest sorter to be functional, it needs to consistently sort one color from an unsorted pile. For an unsorted pile of beads consisting of 3 colors, with 1000 per color, and a machine sorting at 12 beads per minute, it would take 8 hours and 19 minutes with 2 reloads.
* 3000 beads scanned, 1000 filtered, 2000 remaining: 4 hours 10 minutes
* 2000 beads scanned, 1000 filtered, 1000 remaining: 2 hour 46 minutes
* 1000 beads scanned, 1000 filtered, 0 remaining: 1 hour 23 minutes

If the sorter was able to sort multiple colors per run, at 8 beads per minute (3 seconds additional per bead), it would sort 3000 beads in 5 hours and 15 minutes without any reloads.

The above numbers are based on a scenario where a pile consists of 3 equal colors. In reality, the unsorted colors will be far more unbalanced and consist for far more colors requiring even more reloads. However, the only difference between filtering one color and filtering multiple colors is a single mechanical component. Additional, this feature can usually be added with a 28byj stepper, ULN2003 driver board, and an end stop for around $10 dollars. To get the best of both versions, there will be a base model and an advanced model that includes the additional components to filter multiple beads.

== Parts ==
Cost is a major consideration to design this machine. Parts listed will be limited to 5v components that match the microcontroller's voltage input.

=== Electronic Components ===
{| class="wikitable"
|+Mandatory Parts|-
! Part !! Est Cost per unit !! Notes !! Link
|-
| Adafruit Metro Mini 328 V2 - Arduino-Compatible - 5V 16MHz - STEMMA QT / Qwiic || $14.95 || example || https://www.adafruit.com/product/2590
|-
| Adafruit AS7341 10-Channel Light / Color Sensor Breakout - STEMMA QT / Qwiic || $15.95 || Example || https://www.adafruit.com/product/4698
|-
| Example || $0.00 || Example || Example
|-
| Flora Color Sensor with White Illumination LED - TCS34725 || $7.95 || Example || https://www.adafruit.com/product/1356
|-
| Adafruit APDS9960 Proximity, Light, RGB, and Gesture Sensor - STEMMA QT / Qwiic || $7.50 || Example || https://www.adafruit.com/product/3595
|-
| Power supply || $5.00 || Optional Offering || Example
|-
| OLED Breakout Board - 16-bit Color 0.96" w/microSD holder || $29.95 || Example || https://www.adafruit.com/product/684
|-
| Monochrome 1.3" 128x64 OLED graphic display - STEMMA QT / Qwiic || $19.95 || Needs cables || https://www.adafruit.com/product/938
|-
| RGB LED || $2.00 || Example || https://www.adafruit.com/product/159
|-
| Example || $0.00 || Example || Example
|-
| Example || $0.00 || Example || Example
|}

=== Mechanical Components ===
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Potential Parts|-
! Part !! Est Cost per unit !! Motion !! Notes !! Link
|-
| Micro Servo || $5.95 || 180 rotation || Example || https://www.adafruit.com/product/169
|-
| Continuous Micro Servo || $7.50 || continuous rotation || Example || https://www.adafruit.com/product/2442
|-
| 28byj || $4.95 || 360 position || Example || https://www.adafruit.com/product/858
|-
| ULN2008 driver board || $3.00 || Example || Mandatory per 28byj || Example
|-
| Micro limit switch || $1.18 || Example || Detects || https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/e-switch/SS0750301F040P1A/2639078
|-
| SWITCH SLIDE SPDT 200MA 30V || $0.89 || Example || Example || https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/e-switch/EG1218/101726
|-
| Joystick || $5.95 || User Input || ~$2 on Amazon || https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/osepp-electronics-ltd/JOY-01/11198543
|}

=== Version One Review ===
The first production model used a tilted disk with grooves to rotate beads up a bowl into a scanning position. During its debut at magfest2023, it was sorting less than 3 beads per minute due to the inconsistencies in the grooves where individual beads were slotted.

== User Interface ==

=== Base Model ===

Mechanical Controls:
* Slider controller
** Filtered/Unsorted
** Left/Right (to determine center)
** Home (code position 90)
* Agitator
** Up/Down
** Center
* Sensor
** Save Color (might be able to preserve color using eeprom)

=== Advanced Model ===
Advanced model will need additional controls for managing bin colors, a display to show current bin colors and progress, and external memory to save bin configuration after reboot and counts.

== Progress/Issues ==
* 2024-12-04: V4 model uses Adafruit Metro Mini with AS7431 color sensor. 6 seconds per bead
* 2022-12-19: V2 model uses wheel in bowl system instead of vibration
* 2022-01-22: Beads keep flicking out of hopper at exit hole
* Position beads into a slot where only 1 fits
* Read the beads color
** OpenCV implementation probably
* Dispense bead into correct container
** Circular container
** Rail container

# move stepper motor in bowl
# detect when deck is full
# load bead to camera
# openCV check color
# identify color and exit
# unload bed

Perler Bead Sorter

2024-12-04T16:03:07Z

Mugenity: /* Progress/Issues */

== Purpose ==
Create an affordable machine that can help sort unsorted perler beads after workshops and help teach people how to use Arduino.

For general Perler bead content, go to the Perler page.

== Design Considerations ==
Most perler bead designs can be reduced into two mechanical components:
* Placement: from a pile a beads, the component positions one bead in a consistent position to be scanned
* Filter: the scanned bead is shifted to the correct bin.

While the goal is to sort beads as many beads as possible, 10 beads per minutes will be used as a default rate to calculate design restrictions going forward.
=== Placement Design ===
The ideal time for a sorter to run without human interactions is 24 hours. The container holding the unsorted beads should be a large enough to hold 24 hours * 60 minutes * 10 beads per minute: 14400 beads.

Version 2 hopes to use a tube drop to place the bead in front of the sensor. A rigid, acrylic 6mm inner diameter tube seems to work well. Funnel needs to move up and down 10mm from the rest position.

Tilted disk from version had several issues:
* Torque required to spin a disk from the center with a load of beads required a nema stepper motor.
** Possible design using a gears may be viable for a 5v infinite stepper.
* sensor should have been closer to the exit
* jam check would often bump out slotted beads

=== Filter Design ===
Once the bead is in front of the sensor, the controller can trigger the motion to move the bead to either a filter bin or an unfiltered bin.

Every exhaust bin should be able to safely hold at least the number of beads within the unsorted hopper.

=== Educational versus Performance ===
For the simplest sorter to be functional, it needs to consistently sort one color from an unsorted pile. For an unsorted pile of beads consisting of 3 colors, with 1000 per color, and a machine sorting at 12 beads per minute, it would take 8 hours and 19 minutes with 2 reloads.
* 3000 beads scanned, 1000 filtered, 2000 remaining: 4 hours 10 minutes
* 2000 beads scanned, 1000 filtered, 1000 remaining: 2 hour 46 minutes
* 1000 beads scanned, 1000 filtered, 0 remaining: 1 hour 23 minutes

If the sorter was able to sort multiple colors per run, at 8 beads per minute (3 seconds additional per bead), it would sort 3000 beads in 5 hours and 15 minutes without any reloads.

The above numbers are based on a scenario where a pile consists of 3 equal colors. In reality, the unsorted colors will be far more unbalanced and consist for far more colors requiring even more reloads. However, the only difference between filtering one color and filtering multiple colors is a single mechanical component. Additional, this feature can usually be added with a 28byj stepper, ULN2003 driver board, and an end stop for around $10 dollars. To get the best of both versions, there will be a base model and an advanced model that includes the additional components to filter multiple beads.

== Parts ==
Cost is a major consideration to design this machine. Parts listed will be limited to 5v components that match the microcontroller's voltage input.

=== Electronic Components ===
{| class="wikitable"
|+Mandatory Parts|-
! Part !! Est Cost per unit !! Notes !! Link
|-
| Adafruit Metro Mini 328 V2 - Arduino-Compatible - 5V 16MHz - STEMMA QT / Qwiic || $14.95 || example || https://www.adafruit.com/product/2590
|-
| Adafruit AS7341 10-Channel Light / Color Sensor Breakout - STEMMA QT / Qwiic || $15.95 || Example || https://www.adafruit.com/product/4698
|-
| Example || $0.00 || Example || Example
|-
| Flora Color Sensor with White Illumination LED - TCS34725 || $7.95 || Example || https://www.adafruit.com/product/1356
|-
| Adafruit APDS9960 Proximity, Light, RGB, and Gesture Sensor - STEMMA QT / Qwiic || $7.50 || Example || https://www.adafruit.com/product/3595
|-
| Power supply || $5.00 || Optional Offering || Example
|-
| OLED Breakout Board - 16-bit Color 0.96" w/microSD holder || $29.95 || Example || https://www.adafruit.com/product/684
|-
| Monochrome 1.3" 128x64 OLED graphic display - STEMMA QT / Qwiic || $19.95 || Needs cables || https://www.adafruit.com/product/938
|-
| RGB LED || $2.00 || Example || https://www.adafruit.com/product/159
|-
| Example || $0.00 || Example || Example
|-
| Example || $0.00 || Example || Example
|}

=== Mechanical Components ===
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Potential Parts|-
! Part !! Est Cost per unit !! Motion !! Notes !! Link
|-
| Micro Servo || $5.95 || 180 rotation || Example || https://www.adafruit.com/product/169
|-
| Continuous Micro Servo || $7.50 || continuous rotation || Example || https://www.adafruit.com/product/2442
|-
| 28byj || $4.95 || 360 position || Example || https://www.adafruit.com/product/858
|-
| ULN2008 driver board || $3.00 || Example || Mandatory per 28byj || Example
|-
| Micro limit switch || $1.20 || Example || Detects || https://www.amazon.com/Aexit-G1003-150P02A-Control-electrical-Momentary/dp/B07MF6T36T?gQT=0
|-
| SWITCH SLIDE SPDT 200MA 30V || $0.89 || Example || Example || https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/e-switch/EG1218/101726
|}

=== Version One Review ===
The first production model used a tilted disk with grooves to rotate beads up a bowl into a scanning position. During its debut at magfest2023, it was sorting less than 3 beads per minute due to the inconsistencies in the grooves where individual beads were slotted.

== User Interface ==

=== Base Model ===

Mechanical Controls:
* Slider controller
** Filtered/Unsorted
** Left/Right (to determine center)
** Home (code position 90)
* Agitator
** Up/Down
** Center
* Sensor
** Save Color (might be able to preserve color using eeprom)

=== Advanced Model ===
Advanced model will need additional controls for managing bin colors, a display to show current bin colors and progress, and external memory to save bin configuration after reboot and counts.

== Progress/Issues ==
* 2024-12-04: V4 model uses Adafruit Metro Mini with AS7431 color sensor. 6 seconds per bead
* 2022-12-19: V2 model uses wheel in bowl system instead of vibration
* 2022-01-22: Beads keep flicking out of hopper at exit hole
* Position beads into a slot where only 1 fits
* Read the beads color
** OpenCV implementation probably
* Dispense bead into correct container
** Circular container
** Rail container

# move stepper motor in bowl
# detect when deck is full
# load bead to camera
# openCV check color
# identify color and exit
# unload bed

Perler Bead Sorter

2024-12-04T16:00:48Z

Mugenity: /* Mechanical Components */

== Purpose ==
Create an affordable machine that can help sort unsorted perler beads after workshops and help teach people how to use Arduino.

For general Perler bead content, go to the Perler page.

== Design Considerations ==
Most perler bead designs can be reduced into two mechanical components:
* Placement: from a pile a beads, the component positions one bead in a consistent position to be scanned
* Filter: the scanned bead is shifted to the correct bin.

While the goal is to sort beads as many beads as possible, 10 beads per minutes will be used as a default rate to calculate design restrictions going forward.
=== Placement Design ===
The ideal time for a sorter to run without human interactions is 24 hours. The container holding the unsorted beads should be a large enough to hold 24 hours * 60 minutes * 10 beads per minute: 14400 beads.

Version 2 hopes to use a tube drop to place the bead in front of the sensor. A rigid, acrylic 6mm inner diameter tube seems to work well. Funnel needs to move up and down 10mm from the rest position.

Tilted disk from version had several issues:
* Torque required to spin a disk from the center with a load of beads required a nema stepper motor.
** Possible design using a gears may be viable for a 5v infinite stepper.
* sensor should have been closer to the exit
* jam check would often bump out slotted beads

=== Filter Design ===
Once the bead is in front of the sensor, the controller can trigger the motion to move the bead to either a filter bin or an unfiltered bin.

Every exhaust bin should be able to safely hold at least the number of beads within the unsorted hopper.

=== Educational versus Performance ===
For the simplest sorter to be functional, it needs to consistently sort one color from an unsorted pile. For an unsorted pile of beads consisting of 3 colors, with 1000 per color, and a machine sorting at 12 beads per minute, it would take 8 hours and 19 minutes with 2 reloads.
* 3000 beads scanned, 1000 filtered, 2000 remaining: 4 hours 10 minutes
* 2000 beads scanned, 1000 filtered, 1000 remaining: 2 hour 46 minutes
* 1000 beads scanned, 1000 filtered, 0 remaining: 1 hour 23 minutes

If the sorter was able to sort multiple colors per run, at 8 beads per minute (3 seconds additional per bead), it would sort 3000 beads in 5 hours and 15 minutes without any reloads.

The above numbers are based on a scenario where a pile consists of 3 equal colors. In reality, the unsorted colors will be far more unbalanced and consist for far more colors requiring even more reloads. However, the only difference between filtering one color and filtering multiple colors is a single mechanical component. Additional, this feature can usually be added with a 28byj stepper, ULN2003 driver board, and an end stop for around $10 dollars. To get the best of both versions, there will be a base model and an advanced model that includes the additional components to filter multiple beads.

== Parts ==
Cost is a major consideration to design this machine. Parts listed will be limited to 5v components that match the microcontroller's voltage input.

=== Electronic Components ===
{| class="wikitable"
|+Mandatory Parts|-
! Part !! Est Cost per unit !! Notes !! Link
|-
| Adafruit Metro Mini 328 V2 - Arduino-Compatible - 5V 16MHz - STEMMA QT / Qwiic || $14.95 || example || https://www.adafruit.com/product/2590
|-
| Adafruit AS7341 10-Channel Light / Color Sensor Breakout - STEMMA QT / Qwiic || $15.95 || Example || https://www.adafruit.com/product/4698
|-
| Example || $0.00 || Example || Example
|-
| Flora Color Sensor with White Illumination LED - TCS34725 || $7.95 || Example || https://www.adafruit.com/product/1356
|-
| Adafruit APDS9960 Proximity, Light, RGB, and Gesture Sensor - STEMMA QT / Qwiic || $7.50 || Example || https://www.adafruit.com/product/3595
|-
| Power supply || $5.00 || Optional Offering || Example
|-
| OLED Breakout Board - 16-bit Color 0.96" w/microSD holder || $29.95 || Example || https://www.adafruit.com/product/684
|-
| Monochrome 1.3" 128x64 OLED graphic display - STEMMA QT / Qwiic || $19.95 || Needs cables || https://www.adafruit.com/product/938
|-
| RGB LED || $2.00 || Example || https://www.adafruit.com/product/159
|-
| Example || $0.00 || Example || Example
|-
| Example || $0.00 || Example || Example
|}

=== Mechanical Components ===
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Potential Parts|-
! Part !! Est Cost per unit !! Motion !! Notes !! Link
|-
| Micro Servo || $5.95 || 180 rotation || Example || https://www.adafruit.com/product/169
|-
| Continuous Micro Servo || $7.50 || continuous rotation || Example || https://www.adafruit.com/product/2442
|-
| 28byj || $4.95 || 360 position || Example || https://www.adafruit.com/product/858
|-
| ULN2008 driver board || $3.00 || Example || Mandatory per 28byj || Example
|-
| Micro limit switch || $1.20 || Example || Detects || https://www.amazon.com/Aexit-G1003-150P02A-Control-electrical-Momentary/dp/B07MF6T36T?gQT=0
|-
| SWITCH SLIDE SPDT 200MA 30V || $0.89 || Example || Example || https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/e-switch/EG1218/101726
|}

=== Version One Review ===
The first production model used a tilted disk with grooves to rotate beads up a bowl into a scanning position. During its debut at magfest2023, it was sorting less than 3 beads per minute due to the inconsistencies in the grooves where individual beads were slotted.

== User Interface ==

=== Base Model ===

Mechanical Controls:
* Slider controller
** Filtered/Unsorted
** Left/Right (to determine center)
** Home (code position 90)
* Agitator
** Up/Down
** Center
* Sensor
** Save Color (might be able to preserve color using eeprom)

=== Advanced Model ===
Advanced model will need additional controls for managing bin colors, a display to show current bin colors and progress, and external memory to save bin configuration after reboot and counts.

== Progress/Issues ==
* 2022-12-19: V2 model uses wheel in bowl system instead of vibration
* 2022-01-22: Beads keep flicking out of hopper at exit hole
* Position beads into a slot where only 1 fits
* Read the beads color
** OpenCV implementation probably
* Dispense bead into correct container
** Circular container
** Rail container

# move stepper motor in bowl
# detect when deck is full
# load bead to camera
# openCV check color
# identify color and exit
# unload bed

Perler Bead Sorter

2024-12-04T15:52:04Z

Mugenity: /* Electronic Components */

== Purpose ==
Create an affordable machine that can help sort unsorted perler beads after workshops and help teach people how to use Arduino.

For general Perler bead content, go to the Perler page.

== Design Considerations ==
Most perler bead designs can be reduced into two mechanical components:
* Placement: from a pile a beads, the component positions one bead in a consistent position to be scanned
* Filter: the scanned bead is shifted to the correct bin.

While the goal is to sort beads as many beads as possible, 10 beads per minutes will be used as a default rate to calculate design restrictions going forward.
=== Placement Design ===
The ideal time for a sorter to run without human interactions is 24 hours. The container holding the unsorted beads should be a large enough to hold 24 hours * 60 minutes * 10 beads per minute: 14400 beads.

Version 2 hopes to use a tube drop to place the bead in front of the sensor. A rigid, acrylic 6mm inner diameter tube seems to work well. Funnel needs to move up and down 10mm from the rest position.

Tilted disk from version had several issues:
* Torque required to spin a disk from the center with a load of beads required a nema stepper motor.
** Possible design using a gears may be viable for a 5v infinite stepper.
* sensor should have been closer to the exit
* jam check would often bump out slotted beads

=== Filter Design ===
Once the bead is in front of the sensor, the controller can trigger the motion to move the bead to either a filter bin or an unfiltered bin.

Every exhaust bin should be able to safely hold at least the number of beads within the unsorted hopper.

=== Educational versus Performance ===
For the simplest sorter to be functional, it needs to consistently sort one color from an unsorted pile. For an unsorted pile of beads consisting of 3 colors, with 1000 per color, and a machine sorting at 12 beads per minute, it would take 8 hours and 19 minutes with 2 reloads.
* 3000 beads scanned, 1000 filtered, 2000 remaining: 4 hours 10 minutes
* 2000 beads scanned, 1000 filtered, 1000 remaining: 2 hour 46 minutes
* 1000 beads scanned, 1000 filtered, 0 remaining: 1 hour 23 minutes

If the sorter was able to sort multiple colors per run, at 8 beads per minute (3 seconds additional per bead), it would sort 3000 beads in 5 hours and 15 minutes without any reloads.

The above numbers are based on a scenario where a pile consists of 3 equal colors. In reality, the unsorted colors will be far more unbalanced and consist for far more colors requiring even more reloads. However, the only difference between filtering one color and filtering multiple colors is a single mechanical component. Additional, this feature can usually be added with a 28byj stepper, ULN2003 driver board, and an end stop for around $10 dollars. To get the best of both versions, there will be a base model and an advanced model that includes the additional components to filter multiple beads.

== Parts ==
Cost is a major consideration to design this machine. Parts listed will be limited to 5v components that match the microcontroller's voltage input.

=== Electronic Components ===
{| class="wikitable"
|+Mandatory Parts|-
! Part !! Est Cost per unit !! Notes !! Link
|-
| Adafruit Metro Mini 328 V2 - Arduino-Compatible - 5V 16MHz - STEMMA QT / Qwiic || $14.95 || example || https://www.adafruit.com/product/2590
|-
| Adafruit AS7341 10-Channel Light / Color Sensor Breakout - STEMMA QT / Qwiic || $15.95 || Example || https://www.adafruit.com/product/4698
|-
| Example || $0.00 || Example || Example
|-
| Flora Color Sensor with White Illumination LED - TCS34725 || $7.95 || Example || https://www.adafruit.com/product/1356
|-
| Adafruit APDS9960 Proximity, Light, RGB, and Gesture Sensor - STEMMA QT / Qwiic || $7.50 || Example || https://www.adafruit.com/product/3595
|-
| Power supply || $5.00 || Optional Offering || Example
|-
| OLED Breakout Board - 16-bit Color 0.96" w/microSD holder || $29.95 || Example || https://www.adafruit.com/product/684
|-
| Monochrome 1.3" 128x64 OLED graphic display - STEMMA QT / Qwiic || $19.95 || Needs cables || https://www.adafruit.com/product/938
|-
| RGB LED || $2.00 || Example || https://www.adafruit.com/product/159
|-
| Example || $0.00 || Example || Example
|-
| Example || $0.00 || Example || Example
|}

=== Mechanical Components ===
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Potential Parts|-
! Part !! Est Cost per unit !! Motion !! Notes !! Link
|-
| Standard Servo || Example || 120 rotation || Example || Example
|-
| Micro Servo || Example || 120 rotation || Example || Example
|-
| Standard Servo Continuous || Example || 360 speed || Example || Example
|-
| Micro Servo Continuous || Example || 360 speed || Example || Example
|-
| 28byj || $4.95 || 360 position || Example || Example
|-
| ULN2008 driver board || $2.00 || Example || Mandatory per 28byj || Example
|-
| Motor || $1.50 || Example || Example || https://www.adafruit.com/product/711
|-
| Solenoid || $7.50 || Example || Example || https://www.adafruit.com/product/2776
|-
| Endstop || $1.00 || Example || Example || Example
|-
| Example || $0.00 || Example || Example || Example
|}

=== Version One Review ===
The first production model used a tilted disk with grooves to rotate beads up a bowl into a scanning position. During its debut at magfest2023, it was sorting less than 3 beads per minute due to the inconsistencies in the grooves where individual beads were slotted.

== User Interface ==

=== Base Model ===

Mechanical Controls:
* Slider controller
** Filtered/Unsorted
** Left/Right (to determine center)
** Home (code position 90)
* Agitator
** Up/Down
** Center
* Sensor
** Save Color (might be able to preserve color using eeprom)

=== Advanced Model ===
Advanced model will need additional controls for managing bin colors, a display to show current bin colors and progress, and external memory to save bin configuration after reboot and counts.

== Progress/Issues ==
* 2022-12-19: V2 model uses wheel in bowl system instead of vibration
* 2022-01-22: Beads keep flicking out of hopper at exit hole
* Position beads into a slot where only 1 fits
* Read the beads color
** OpenCV implementation probably
* Dispense bead into correct container
** Circular container
** Rail container

# move stepper motor in bowl
# detect when deck is full
# load bead to camera
# openCV check color
# identify color and exit
# unload bed

Perler

2024-10-22T20:01:54Z

Mugenity: /* Inspiration */

Perler Activity

== Purpose ==
Pixel art is a fun activity for people of all ages. It does not require technical background and provides an in person experience. Makerspace at Magfest had a table dedicated Perler art that was well received.

== Materials ==
* Beads: https://www.perler.com/perler-storefront-catalog/products/categories/beads/
** In order to keep to a single standard, only use standard bead size (no minis).
* Pegboard
** Square size standards interlock for lager surface area: https://www.michaels.com/perler-larger-interlocking-pegboard-set-4ct./10665282.html
** Patterns for special shapes (ie Star, Circle)
** Plastic quality is an issue when heating perlerbeads. Too hot for too long will warp the pegboard
* Wax Paper: For ironing final product

== Equipment ==
* Clothing Iron
* Tweezers
** Type: Circuit tweezer, plastic
* Hot Glue: 3D Model Perler
* Color Printer: Print reference

== Measurements ==
=== Bead ===
* Outer Diameter: 5mm
* Height: 4.9mm
* Hole Diameter: 2.75mm

== Kits ==
* Basic: 25x25 (625) flat image
* Intermediate: 3D Model (Assume ~5000 beads for a model that fits in a 28x28x28)
* Advanced: Complete freedom
** LED lighting
** Stepper motion
=== Templates ===
We should have pre-printed existing templates that go under the transparent trays.
* Video Game Characters
* Logos
==== Software ====
Need a very quick interface that allows a user to quickly generate a pixel art template with the following features
* Select a square image from any given image
* Resize as needed (ie flags may need to be increased in resolution)
* Generate basic template
* Allow color substitution based on available pixels
** Color swap

== Sourcing Material ==
=== Perler.com ===
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Items
|-
! Item !! Cost !! Notes !! Link
|-
| Beads: 6000 || $11.05 || 12 + 1 mix || https://www.perler.com/perler-storefront-catalog/products/6000-beads-see-all-colors/?entryCode=80-11092
|-
| Beads: 1000 (6+) || $2.47 || 100 + 8 mix || https://www.perler.com/perler-storefront-catalog/products/categories/beads/1000-beads-see-all-colors/
|-
| Beads: 1000 (3+) || $2.72 || 100 + 8 mix || https://www.perler.com/perler-storefront-catalog/products/categories/beads/1000-beads-see-all-colors/
|-
| Pegboard 4x || $11.05 || Note || https://www.perler.com/perler-storefront-catalog/products/categories/pegboards/large-clear-square-pegboards-4-ct_80-22666/
|-
| Item || Cost || Note || Link
|-
| Item || Cost || Note || Link
|}
=== Ebay ===
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Items
|-
! Item !! Cost !! Notes !! Link
|-
| Perler Bead Pen 2x || $12.74|| || https://www.ebay.com/itm/334251765096?epid=1530943594&hash=item4dd2f52d68:g:2TcAAOSwLvdhtaH0
|-
| Item || Cost || Note || Link
|}

=== Michaels ===
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Items
|-
! Item !! Cost !! Notes !! Link
|-
| Bead Pen || $5.99|| || https://www.michaels.com/perler-bead-pen/10393736.html
|-
| Pegboard 2x || $4.99 || || https://www.michaels.com/perler-large-clear-pegboard/10446708.html
|-
| Item || Cost || Note || Link
|-
| Item || Cost || Note || Link
|}

== Cost Calculation ==
Basic kit for a 28x28 flat model is 784 beads max.

Most boards will probably be around the 300 since entire square will not be used.

Assuming loss while transporting, cleaning, general use during craft nights, assume loss of ~200 and night.

=== Estimated Prices ===
* Per Kit Cost
** 1000 single color beads: ~$2.00
** 1000 multiple color beads: ~$1.60
** Baking Sheet: ~$.10
* Reuse Cost
** Clothing Iron: Already at space
** Pegboard 28x28: $2.75
** Tweezers
*** Perler Plastic: ~$1.75
*** Perler Minibead Metal: $3.31 (already at space)
*** ESD Tweezers: https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p2334524.m570.l1313&_nkw=esd+tweezer&_sacat=0&LH_TitleDesc=0&_odkw=dupont+tweezer&_osacat=0

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Initial Inventory
|-
! Item !! Amount !! Unit Cost !! Total
|-
| Pegboard || 12 || $2.75 || $33.00
|-
| Beads x1000 || 12 || $2.00 || $24.00
|-
| Tweezer || 12 || $2.00 || $24.00
|-
| || || ||
|-
| || || || $81
|}

If we make the class $5 per attendee, we need at least 17 attendees to be net positive for the $85 initial cost (2 classes with 10 max).

== Future Robotic Projects ==
=== Sweeper Machine ===
When you're playing with beads, a lot of them will end up on the floor. It would be cool to make a micro-robot that collects stray beads on the table and floor.

=== Perler Printer ===
Load up an image and have a printer actual lay out of beads on a pegboard.

Conditions will include the following:
* Image Size
* Color range

==== Inspiration ====
* Bügelperlen sortieren mit Arduino/Sorting iron beads with Arduino: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LNxA1oXaZy4
* https://www.reddit.com/r/beadsprites/comments/eemqvs/all_new_perler_color_rgb_hex_codes_have_been/
* https://maker.pro/raspberry-pi/tutorial/how-to-create-object-detection-with-opencv
* https://projects-raspberry.com/drv8825-stepper-motor-driver-on-rpi-3-win10-iot/
* https://ben.akrin.com/?p=9768
* https://www.rototron.info/raspberry-pi-stepper-motor-tutorial/
* https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2598302
* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ew2EFa5V5R8&list=PLYtfyv57HQ7RHqrkWN3AvoaTVHN9qpoub&index=8&ab_channel=BernhardSchwerdtner
* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_JVU5CpxKNA
* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3_Bq3Zj3838 Linear Servo Cheap DIY 3D-Printed Upgrade less than 10$
* https://houseofgeekiness.blogspot.com/p/not-all-beads-are-created-equal-when-it.html

== Lessons Learned ==
=== Workshops ===
* Current 8oz bins are too large for individual stations. Need smaller containers attendees can scoop from color bins.
* Too much heat will warp the 25x25 frames that they are not viable after

Meeting 2024-08-28

2024-07-31T18:57:21Z

Mugenity:

==Consensus Agenda==
* Install Space Cameras with local storage and access.
* Consensus Item 2

== New Business ==

===Sponsored Members Induction===
For each prospective member, please confirm no later than Thursday before the meeting:

* Has the member visited 3 times at the regular Tuesday and Thursday open nights?
* Has the member received the briefing? When, and who was the briefer?
* Has the member's bio and photo been circulated on the members list? (not just Discord)

==Member Reports==
=== Board Reports===
====President's Report====
* No report.
====Treasurer's Report====
* No report.
====Secretary's Report====
* No report.
====Directors-at-Large's Report====
* No report.
===Member and Project Reports===

==Meeting Meta==
* Members in Attendance: member1, member2 | latemember1
* Visitors: visitor1, visitor2
* Called to order at 23:59 by MEMBER.
* The meeting was adjourned at 23:59 by MEMBER.
* Minutes taken and submitted by MEMBER.

[[Category:Meetings]]

File:Incident2024-05-27.pdf

2024-05-27T13:52:12Z

Mugenity:

File:Donation bin intact.jpg

2024-05-27T13:46:58Z

Mugenity:

File:Donation bin shard.jpg

2024-05-27T13:45:31Z

Mugenity:

File:Imac2017.jpg

2024-05-27T13:41:18Z

Mugenity:

2024-05-21 Incident

2024-05-27T13:40:33Z

Mugenity: Created page with "A thing happened."

A thing happened.

Meeting 2024-04-24

2024-04-21T20:29:39Z

Mugenity: /* New Business */

==Consensus Agenda==
* Consensus Item 1
* Consensus Item 2

== New Business ==
* Motion to permit hosting Columbia University classes/events that are being held off-campus in solidarity with the student protest.
===Sponsored Members Induction===
For each prospective member, please confirm no later than Thursday before the meeting:

* Has the member visited 3 times at the regular Tuesday and Thursday open nights?
* Has the member received the briefing? When, and who was the briefer?
* Has the member's bio and photo been circulated on the members list? (not just Discord)

==Member Reports==
=== Board Reports===
====President's Report====
* No report.
====Treasurer's Report====
* No report.
====Secretary's Report====
* No report.
====Directors-at-Large's Report====
* No report.
===Member and Project Reports===

==Meeting Meta==
* Members in Attendance: member1, member2 | latemember1
* Visitors: visitor1, visitor2
* Called to order at 23:59 by MEMBER.
* The meeting was adjourned at 23:59 by MEMBER.
* Minutes taken and submitted by MEMBER.

[[Category:Meetings]]

Member Management System

2024-03-18T23:00:06Z

Mugenity: /* New Member Registration */

== Synopsis ==

In order to better manage and maintain our membership and contents, a customizable system is necessary.

== Features ==

=== Membership ===
* Track active/past members
* Record sponsor votes for new members
** approval for sys_user_group = Active Members
* Achievements/Skill Sets
** cmn_skill
** examples: electrical, sewing, javascript

=== Finances ===
* Track due payments
** Payments from paypal, stripe and patreon

=== Operations ===
* Track equipment and parts available
** alm_hardware, alm_asset
* Badge
** sn_badge_user_badge
** sn_badge_scan_log
** sn_badge_badge_reader
** sn_badge_event_handler
* Access Management
** Use event table to log RFID inputs.

=== Integrations ===
* Discord
* Wiki account creation (user sync?)
* Mailing List Management (info, members, etc)

=== Processes ===
=== New Member Registration ===
We need the following information from a new member.
* Payment confirmation
* Discord (for roles)
* Wiki account.

==== Member Tiers ====
* subscription_entitlement
* fm_expense_line

Plastic Recycling

2024-03-15T21:16:12Z

Mugenity: /* Plastic Recycling */

== Plastic Recycling ==
The goal of this initiative is to reduce plastic waste from 3D printing to upcycle into usable materials.
=== Plastic Shredder ===
==== Equipment ====
* Precious Plastic Shredder Box
* Motor (Need to acquire)
** Nema 56
* Gearbox
** Nema 56
** https://cdn.worldwideelectric.com/product-files/pdfs/CALM-63-56C.pdf
** https://worldwideelectric.com/product/calm63-80-1-56c/
* Coupler
** Shredder Shaft is 1.18
* Hopper (need to 3d printable)

==== Parts Cost ====
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Parts
|-
! Part Name !! Cost !! Link
|-
| Shredder Unit || $675 || https://preciousplasticnewyork.com/products/precious-plastic-shredder-unit-new
|-
| CALM63-80/1-56C Aluminum Worm Gear Reducer || $297.75 || https://www.globalindustrial.com/p/calm63-801-56c-aluminum-worm-gear-reducer-63mm-801-56c-nema-frame
|-
| Flexible Shaft Coupling Iron Hub with Set Screw, 3-31/64" Overall Length, Keyed Shaft || $69.53 || https://www.mcmaster.com/6408K17/
|-
| 3600 rpm Hytrel Rubber Spider for 2-35/64" OD Flexible Shaft Coupling Iron Hub || $129.63 || https://www.mcmaster.com/6408K96/
|-
| Aluminum Unthreaded Through-Hole Spoked Hand Wheel || $105.93 || https://www.mcmaster.com/3724T62/
|-
| 1045 Carbon Steel Keyed Rotary Shaft Fully Keyed, 5/8" Diameter, 6" Long || $14.61 || https://www.mcmaster.com/1497K107/
|-
| CALM63-DS Double Output Shaft For CALM Series 63mm || $43.95 || https://www.globalindustrial.com/p/calm63-ds-double-output-shaft-for-calm-series-63mm-aluminum-worm-gear-reducer
|-
| Example || Example || Example
|-
| Example || Example || Example
|-
| Example || Example || Example
|-
| Example || Example || Example
|-
| Example || Example || Example
|-
| Machine Key, Rounded, Steel, 3/16" x 3/16", 1/2" Long, Oversized || $5.78 || https://www.mcmaster.com/catalog/130/3848/98870A560
|-
| Example || Example || Example
|}
==== Issues ====
* Shaft Bent: Misaigned lovejoy connectors results in primary shaft no longer fitting into the gear reduction smoothly. Temp fix was to sand the inside of the output shaft bearing.
* Alignment:gearbox and shredder are not perfectly aligned
* Sieve: Using the included sieve resulted in the majority of the scraps stuck at the bottom. May be better to shred without the sieve and filter for another pass after.
* Physical effort: Both can be solved with a motor or stepper with speed and direction control.
** Wheel is great for speed but terrible with minimal blockage
** Ratchet is great for blockage but very slow
=== Plastic Press ===
tshirt press modified with silicone bed on the bottom below an ender5plus bed.

== TODO ==
* Shredder Timelapse Camera
* Rotation counter
* Build a metal frame to mount the shredder pieces
* Create a hopper cover for the shredder
* Artme3D filament extruder: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BT04glGDjB4&ab_channel=CNCKitchen

Plastic Recycling

2024-03-15T18:14:58Z

Mugenity:

== Plastic Recycling ==
The goal of this initiative is to reduce plastic waste from 3D printing to upcycle into usable materials.
=== Plastic Shredder ===
==== Equipment ====
* Precious Plastic Shredder Box
* Motor (Need to acquire)
** Nema 56
* Gearbox
** Nema 56
** https://cdn.worldwideelectric.com/product-files/pdfs/CALM-63-56C.pdf
** https://worldwideelectric.com/product/calm63-80-1-56c/
* Coupler
** Shredder Shaft is 1.18
* Hopper (need to 3d printable)

==== Parts Cost ====
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Parts
|-
! Part Name !! Cost !! Link
|-
| Shredder Unit || $675 || https://preciousplasticnewyork.com/products/precious-plastic-shredder-unit-new
|-
| CALM63-80/1-56C Aluminum Worm Gear Reducer || $297.75 || https://www.globalindustrial.com/p/calm63-801-56c-aluminum-worm-gear-reducer-63mm-801-56c-nema-frame
|-
| Flexible Shaft Coupling Iron Hub with Set Screw, 3-31/64" Overall Length, Keyed Shaft || $69.53 || https://www.mcmaster.com/6408K17/
|-
| 3600 rpm Hytrel Rubber Spider for 2-35/64" OD Flexible Shaft Coupling Iron Hub || $129.63 || https://www.mcmaster.com/6408K96/
|-
| Aluminum Unthreaded Through-Hole Spoked Hand Wheel || $105.93 || https://www.mcmaster.com/3724T62/
|-
| 1045 Carbon Steel Keyed Rotary Shaft Fully Keyed, 5/8" Diameter, 6" Long || $14.61 || https://www.mcmaster.com/1497K107/
|-
| CALM63-DS Double Output Shaft For CALM Series 63mm || $43.95 || https://www.globalindustrial.com/p/calm63-ds-double-output-shaft-for-calm-series-63mm-aluminum-worm-gear-reducer
|-
| Example || Example || Example
|-
| Example || Example || Example
|-
| Example || Example || Example
|-
| Example || Example || Example
|-
| Example || Example || Example
|-
| Machine Key, Rounded, Steel, 3/16" x 3/16", 1/2" Long, Oversized || $5.78 || https://www.mcmaster.com/catalog/130/3848/98870A560
|-
| Example || Example || Example
|}

=== Plastic Press ===
tshirt press modified with silicone bed on the bottom below an ender5plus bed.

== TODO ==
* Shredder Timelapse Camera
* Rotation counter
* Build a metal frame to mount the shredder pieces
* Create a hopper cover for the shredder
* Artme3D filament extruder: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BT04glGDjB4&ab_channel=CNCKitchen

Plastic Recycling

2024-03-15T18:10:03Z

Mugenity: /* TODO */

== Plastic Recycling ==
The goal of this initiative is to reduce plastic waste from 3D printing to upcycle into usable materials.
=== Plastic Shredder ===
==== Equipment ====
* Precious Plastic Shredder Box
* Motor (Need to acquire)
** Nema 56
* Gearbox
** Nema 56
** https://cdn.worldwideelectric.com/product-files/pdfs/CALM-63-56C.pdf
** https://worldwideelectric.com/product/calm63-80-1-56c/
* Coupler
** Shredder Shaft is 1.18
* Hopper (need to 3d printable)

==== Parts Cost ====
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Parts
|-
! Part Name !! Cost !! Link
|-
| Shredder Unit || $675 || https://preciousplasticnewyork.com/products/precious-plastic-shredder-unit-new
|-
| CALM63-80/1-56C Aluminum Worm Gear Reducer || $297.75 || https://www.globalindustrial.com/p/calm63-801-56c-aluminum-worm-gear-reducer-63mm-801-56c-nema-frame
|-
| Flexible Shaft Coupling Iron Hub with Set Screw, 3-31/64" Overall Length, Keyed Shaft || $69.53 || https://www.mcmaster.com/6408K17/
|-
| 3600 rpm Hytrel Rubber Spider for 2-35/64" OD Flexible Shaft Coupling Iron Hub || $129.63 || https://www.mcmaster.com/6408K96/
|-
| Aluminum Unthreaded Through-Hole Spoked Hand Wheel || $105.93 || https://www.mcmaster.com/3724T62/
|-
| 1045 Carbon Steel Keyed Rotary Shaft Fully Keyed, 5/8" Diameter, 6" Long || $14.61 || https://www.mcmaster.com/1497K107/
|-
| CALM63-DS Double Output Shaft For CALM Series 63mm || $43.95 || https://www.globalindustrial.com/p/calm63-ds-double-output-shaft-for-calm-series-63mm-aluminum-worm-gear-reducer
|-
| Example || Example || Example
|-
| Example || Example || Example
|-
| Example || Example || Example
|-
| Example || Example || Example
|-
| Example || Example || Example
|-
| Machine Key, Rounded, Steel, 3/16" x 3/16", 1/2" Long, Oversized || $5.78 || https://www.mcmaster.com/catalog/130/3848/98870A560
|-
| Example || Example || Example
|}

=== TODO ===
* Build a metal frame to mount the shredder pieces.
* Create a hopper cover for the shredder.
* timelapse camera
* Rotation counter
* Artme3D filament extruder: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BT04glGDjB4&ab_channel=CNCKitchen

=== Plastic Press ===
tshirt press modified with silicone bed on the bottom below an ender5plus bed.

== TODO ==
* Shreadder Timelapse Camera
* Rotation counter

Plastic Recycling

2024-03-10T22:21:27Z

Mugenity: /* Products */

== Plastic Recycling ==
The goal of this initiative is to reduce plastic waste from 3D printing to upcycle into usable materials.
=== Plastic Shredder ===
==== Equipment ====
* Precious Plastic Shredder Box
* Motor (Need to acquire)
** Nema 56
* Gearbox
** Nema 56
** https://cdn.worldwideelectric.com/product-files/pdfs/CALM-63-56C.pdf
** https://worldwideelectric.com/product/calm63-80-1-56c/
* Coupler
** Shredder Shaft is 1.18
* Hopper (need to 3d printable)

==== Parts Cost ====
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Parts
|-
! Part Name !! Cost !! Link
|-
| Shredder Unit || $675 || https://preciousplasticnewyork.com/products/precious-plastic-shredder-unit-new
|-
| CALM63-80/1-56C Aluminum Worm Gear Reducer || $297.75 || https://www.globalindustrial.com/p/calm63-801-56c-aluminum-worm-gear-reducer-63mm-801-56c-nema-frame
|-
| Flexible Shaft Coupling Iron Hub with Set Screw, 3-31/64" Overall Length, Keyed Shaft || $69.53 || https://www.mcmaster.com/6408K17/
|-
| 3600 rpm Hytrel Rubber Spider for 2-35/64" OD Flexible Shaft Coupling Iron Hub || $129.63 || https://www.mcmaster.com/6408K96/
|-
| Aluminum Unthreaded Through-Hole Spoked Hand Wheel || $105.93 || https://www.mcmaster.com/3724T62/
|-
| 1045 Carbon Steel Keyed Rotary Shaft Fully Keyed, 5/8" Diameter, 6" Long || $14.61 || https://www.mcmaster.com/1497K107/
|-
| CALM63-DS Double Output Shaft For CALM Series 63mm || $43.95 || https://www.globalindustrial.com/p/calm63-ds-double-output-shaft-for-calm-series-63mm-aluminum-worm-gear-reducer
|-
| Example || Example || Example
|-
| Example || Example || Example
|-
| Example || Example || Example
|-
| Example || Example || Example
|-
| Example || Example || Example
|-
| Machine Key, Rounded, Steel, 3/16" x 3/16", 1/2" Long, Oversized || $5.78 || https://www.mcmaster.com/catalog/130/3848/98870A560
|-
| Example || Example || Example
|}

=== TODO ===
* Build a metal frame to mount the shredder pieces.
* Create a hopper cover for the shredder.

=== Plastic Press ===
tshirt press modified with silicone bed on the bottom below an ender5plus bed.

== TODO ==
* Shreadder Timelapse Camera
* Rotation counter

Meeting 2024-03-27

2024-03-10T19:51:43Z

Mugenity: /* Consensus Agenda */

==Consensus Agenda==
* Motion to renew purchase of domain hackmanhattan.org (expires in 2024-05-09) for another 9 years for $90.99.
* Consensus Item 2

== New Business ==

===Sponsored Members Induction===
For each prospective member, please confirm no later than Thursday before the meeting:

* Has the member visited 3 times at the regular Tuesday and Thursday open nights?
* Has the member received the briefing? When, and who was the briefer?
* Has the member's bio and photo been circulated on the members list? (not just Discord)

==Member Reports==
=== Board Reports===
====President's Report====
* No report.
====Treasurer's Report====
* No report.
====Secretary's Report====
* No report.
====Directors-at-Large's Report====
* No report.
===Member and Project Reports===

==Meeting Meta==
* Members in Attendance: member1, member2 | latemember1
* Visitors: visitor1, visitor2
* Called to order at 23:59 by MEMBER.
* The meeting was adjourned at 23:59 by MEMBER.
* Minutes taken and submitted by MEMBER.

[[Category:Meetings]]

Main Page

2024-03-10T19:49:54Z

Mugenity: /* Monthly Business Meetings */

= Hack Manhattan! =

Hack Manhattan is a nonprofit cooperative space in Manhattan dedicated to technology, science, and the arts. We're the only public hackerspace in Manhattan. Get involved. Bring your curiosity, intellect, and imagination. Visit [http://hackmanhattan.com our website].

'''NOTE: ''' This wiki is public, but only approved users may edit. All Hack Manhattan members should have an account. Non-members -- to contribute, please sign up for an account and we'll respond ASAP.

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== Location ==

We're centrally located in Manhattan, basically at the midpoint between Penn Station and Grand Central. That means we're convenient to quite a few lines, with the B/D/F/M, N/Q/R/W, 1/2/3, 4/5/6 and 7 all less than 10 minutes away.

[http://maps.google.com/maps?q=34+West+37th+st+ny+ny 34 West 37th Street, 2nd floor rear, New York, NY 10001]

== [[MembershipInfo|Membership]] ==

Hack Manhattan is accepting new members. See [[MembershipInfo]] for more details.

== Meetings & Events ==

=== [[Calendars|Events]] ===

* [http://hackmanhattan.com/calendar/ Calendar]
* [http://www.meetup.com/hackmanhattan/ Meetup]

=== Monthly Business [[Meetings]] ===
Monthly meetings are held at 7:30PM on the last Wednesday of each month and are conducted in accordance with [[MIBS Rules]]. You can read the [[Meetings|minutes of previous meetings]] or the next one:

* [[Meeting 2024-02-28]]
* [[Meeting 2024-03-27]]

== About the space and building==


* [[Facilities]]
* [[F.A.Q. For 14th Street Members/Key Holders]]
* [[CPP|History of 14th Street Location(CPP Project)]]



== Resources ==
* [[Administration]]
* [[Media]]
* [[Bylaws | HackManhattan! By-laws]] and [[MIBS Rules | Meeting Procedure (SRC3)]]


* [[Suppliers | Suppliers, Vendors, Sources of stuff!]]
* [[FundRaising | Fund-raising ideas, links, projects]]
* [[Meeting_2013-03-26#Space_use_policy|Space Use Policy]]
* [[Cool Links | Cool Links to Hackerspaces, Blogs, Etc.]]
* [[Local Resources]] Places of interest close to HackManhattan!
* [[Bad Jokes Related to Hacking]] Like the name says it....
* [[3D Printing Resources]]
* [[Welding Resources]]
* [[Affiliate]]
* [[Operations]]
* [[Electronics]]
* [[Hackerspaces]]
* [[Gigs]]
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== [[Projects|Projects / Interest Groups]] ==

{{:Projects}}

== [[Facility_Resources|Tools and Equipment]] ==

{{:Facility_Resources}}

== [[Individual Pages|Individual Pages]] ==

{{:Individual Pages}}

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Plastic Recycling

2024-03-10T02:41:32Z

Mugenity:

== Plastic Recycling ==
The goal of this initiative is to reduce plastic waste from 3D printing to upcycle into usable materials.
=== Plastic Shredder ===
==== Equipment ====
* Precious Plastic Shredder Box
* Motor (Need to acquire)
** Nema 56
* Gearbox
** Nema 56
** https://cdn.worldwideelectric.com/product-files/pdfs/CALM-63-56C.pdf
** https://worldwideelectric.com/product/calm63-80-1-56c/
* Coupler
** Shredder Shaft is 1.18
* Hopper (need to 3d printable)

==== Parts Cost ====
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Parts
|-
! Part Name !! Cost !! Link
|-
| Shredder Unit || $675 || https://preciousplasticnewyork.com/products/precious-plastic-shredder-unit-new
|-
| CALM63-80/1-56C Aluminum Worm Gear Reducer || $297.75 || https://www.globalindustrial.com/p/calm63-801-56c-aluminum-worm-gear-reducer-63mm-801-56c-nema-frame
|-
| Flexible Shaft Coupling Iron Hub with Set Screw, 3-31/64" Overall Length, Keyed Shaft || $69.53 || https://www.mcmaster.com/6408K17/
|-
| 3600 rpm Hytrel Rubber Spider for 2-35/64" OD Flexible Shaft Coupling Iron Hub || $129.63 || https://www.mcmaster.com/6408K96/
|-
| Aluminum Unthreaded Through-Hole Spoked Hand Wheel || $105.93 || https://www.mcmaster.com/3724T62/
|-
| 1045 Carbon Steel Keyed Rotary Shaft Fully Keyed, 5/8" Diameter, 6" Long || $14.61 || https://www.mcmaster.com/1497K107/
|-
| CALM63-DS Double Output Shaft For CALM Series 63mm || $43.95 || https://www.globalindustrial.com/p/calm63-ds-double-output-shaft-for-calm-series-63mm-aluminum-worm-gear-reducer
|-
| Example || Example || Example
|-
| Example || Example || Example
|-
| Example || Example || Example
|-
| Example || Example || Example
|-
| Example || Example || Example
|-
| Machine Key, Rounded, Steel, 3/16" x 3/16", 1/2" Long, Oversized || $5.78 || https://www.mcmaster.com/catalog/130/3848/98870A560
|-
| Example || Example || Example
|}

=== TODO ===
* Build a metal frame to mount the shredder pieces.
* Create a hopper cover for the shredder.

=== Plastic Press ===
tshirt press modified with silicone bed on the bottom below an ender5plus bed.

== Products ==

Meeting 2024-02-28

2024-02-28T18:27:19Z

Mugenity: /* Consensus Agenda */

==Consensus Agenda==
* Jordan White's (Sidepocket) membership has been terminated. The board has instituted a temporary ban on him entering the physical space and online platforms. The Board motions to vote on Sidepocket's permanent with a member vote.

== New Business ==

===Sponsored Members Induction===
For each prospective member, please confirm no later than Thursday before the meeting:

* Has the member visited 3 times at the regular Tuesday and Thursday open nights?
* Has the member received the briefing? When, and who was the briefer?
* Has the member's bio and photo been circulated on the members list? (not just Discord)

===Nominations===
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Election Candidates (in order of nomination)
|-
! Candidates !! Nominated By !! Accepted !! Notes
|-
| Peter M. || Spaceheater || Yes ||
|-
| Luna || Anya || Yes ||
|-
| Clyde S. || Jay || Yes ||
|-
| Robin W. || Jay || ||
|-
| Ellen C. || Jay || Yes ||
|-
| Nick G. || Luna || Yes ||
|-
| Hannah R. || Luna || Yes ||
|-
| Tristan M. || Luna || ||
|-
| Thomas K. || Shway || No ||
|-
| Mihir S. || Shway || No ||
|-
| Stephen L. || Shway || No ||
|-
| George S. || || Yes ||
|-
| || || ||
|}

==Member Reports==
=== Board Reports===
====President's Report====
* No report.
====Treasurer's Report====
* LESPFCU: $27,202.48
** Checking: $26,657.48
** Savings: $545.00
* Paypal: $2,633.64
* Stripe: $251.56

Taxes are still being completed. HM Roster automation for Paypal and Stripe completed. Currently monthly income from dues is around $4305.

====Secretary's Report====
* No report.
====Directors-at-Large's Report====
* No report.
===Member and Project Reports===

==Meeting Meta==
* Members in Attendance: member1, member2 | latemember1
* Visitors: visitor1, visitor2
* Called to order at 23:59 by MEMBER.
* The meeting was adjourned at 23:59 by MEMBER.
* Minutes taken and submitted by MEMBER.

[[Category:Meetings]]

Meeting 2024-02-28

2024-02-28T17:31:59Z

Mugenity: /* Treasurer's Report */

==Consensus Agenda==
* Consensus Item 1
* Consensus Item 2

== New Business ==

===Sponsored Members Induction===
For each prospective member, please confirm no later than Thursday before the meeting:

* Has the member visited 3 times at the regular Tuesday and Thursday open nights?
* Has the member received the briefing? When, and who was the briefer?
* Has the member's bio and photo been circulated on the members list? (not just Discord)

===Nominations===
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Election Candidates (in order of nomination)
|-
! Candidates !! Nominated By !! Accepted !! Notes
|-
| Peter M. || Spaceheater || Yes ||
|-
| Luna || Anya || Yes ||
|-
| Clyde S. || Jay || Yes ||
|-
| Robin W. || Jay || ||
|-
| Ellen C. || Jay || Yes ||
|-
| Nick G. || Luna || Yes ||
|-
| Hannah R. || Luna || Yes ||
|-
| Tristan M. || Luna || ||
|-
| Thomas K. || Shway || No ||
|-
| Mihir S. || Shway || No ||
|-
| Stephen L. || Shway || No ||
|-
| George S. || || Yes ||
|-
| || || ||
|}

==Member Reports==
=== Board Reports===
====President's Report====
* No report.
====Treasurer's Report====
* LESPFCU: $27,202.48
** Checking: $26,657.48
** Savings: $545.00
* Paypal: $2,633.64
* Stripe: $251.56

Taxes are still being completed. HM Roster automation for Paypal and Stripe completed. Currently monthly income from dues is around $4305.

====Secretary's Report====
* No report.
====Directors-at-Large's Report====
* No report.
===Member and Project Reports===

==Meeting Meta==
* Members in Attendance: member1, member2 | latemember1
* Visitors: visitor1, visitor2
* Called to order at 23:59 by MEMBER.
* The meeting was adjourned at 23:59 by MEMBER.
* Minutes taken and submitted by MEMBER.

[[Category:Meetings]]

Donation Options

2024-02-27T22:39:57Z

Mugenity:

Hack Manhattan is a nonprofit organization supported by membership dues and donations from the community. We exist to build community, spread knowledge, and create wonderful things. To contribute financially, either become a member or make a one time donation. Most of our budget goes to paying rent and keeping our lights on, and is covered by membership dues. Your donation provides us with an additional financial cushion and allows us to buy tools and supplies, and pay for the cost of being at events such as Maker Faire.

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File:QR-Paypal.png|[https://www.paypal.com/us/fundraiser/charity/2317918 Paypal Donate]
File:QR-Patreon.png|[https://www.patreon.com/bePatron?u=4432253&redirect_uri=https%3A%2F%2Fhackmanhattan.com%2F&utm_medium=widget Patreon Subscription]
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Starving Hacker Dues:
https://www.paypal.com/webapps/billing/plans/subscribe?plan_id=P-2L510325RR836402JMXPGHYA

Meeting 2024-01-31

2024-02-01T00:21:11Z

Mugenity: /* Treasurer's Report */

Member Management System

2024-01-16T02:58:22Z

Mugenity: /* = New Member Registration */

Member Management System

2024-01-16T02:50:18Z

Mugenity:

== Synopsis ==

In order to better manage and maintain our membership and contents, a customizable system is necessary.

== Features ==

=== Membership ===
* Track active/past members
* Record sponsor votes for new members
** approval for sys_user_group = Active Members
* Achievements/Skill Sets
** cmn_skill
** examples: electrical, sewing, javascript

=== Finances ===
* Track due payments
** Payments from paypal, stripe and patreon

=== Operations ===
* Track equipment and parts available
** alm_hardware, alm_asset
* Badge
** sn_badge_user_badge
** sn_badge_scan_log
** sn_badge_badge_reader
** sn_badge_event_handler
* Access Management
** Use event table to log RFID inputs.

=== Integrations ===
* Discord
* Wiki account creation (user sync?)
* Mailing List Management (info, members, etc)

=== Processes ===
==== New Member Registration ===
We need the following information from a new member.
* Payment confirmation
* Discord (for roles)
* Wiki account.

Meeting 2024-02-28

2024-01-06T21:13:23Z

Mugenity:

Meeting 2023-12-27

2023-12-28T00:46:59Z

Mugenity:

==Consensus Agenda==
* Consensus Item 1
* Consensus Item 2

== New Business ==

===Sponsored Members Induction===
For each prospective member, please confirm no later than Thursday before the meeting:

* Has the member visited 3 times at the regular Tuesday and Thursday open nights?
* Has the member received the briefing? When, and who was the briefer?
* Has the member's bio and photo been circulated on the members list? (not just Discord)

==Member Reports==
=== Board Reports===
====President's Report====
* End of year survey—what questions would people like to ask
* churn survey

====Treasurer's Report====
* Coned Bill: $295.20
* Still working on automating monthly financial reports via API

====Secretary's Report====
* No report.
====Directors-at-Large's Report====
* No report.
===Member and Project Reports===
Luna: We got a lot of stuff from Kara's locker. Mostly prepper food,rest material/equipment. Looking into distribution groups or food events (half of food supply).

Mihir: Finished a game for Clyde's game jam. Available tomorrow?

==Meeting Meta==
* Members in Attendance: Hannah, Sean, Pidge, Luna, Mihir, Tom, Chaim | Tristan, Nick
* Visitors: visitor1, visitor2
* Called to order at 19:34 by Pidge.
* The meeting was adjourned at 19:46 by Pidge.
* Minutes taken and submitted by Jay.

[[Category:Meetings]]