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Status
- Still planning out etc, but received the pump!
Little pump
Goals
We want to try out a simple 1 bottle bot, and continue from there if successful.
Research Material
Requirements
- Be able to serve a measured drink
- Do it reliably, repetitive, within ~5 seconds
- Alert when bottle is empty
- Low maintenance, preferably no maintenance at all (except for restocking booze obviously)
Part list
- Tubing (hydrofobic if possible)
- Airpump (1-way if that exists, to prevent evaporation)
- Alternatively: peristaltic pump
- Rubber plugs, conic shaped, maybe with holes for tubing? -> maybe standard lab equipment?
- Electronic Kitchenscale
- Arduino to interface with the former
- Relay to switch the pump
- Some pincher or valve to close and open the tube exiting the bottle (to keep CO2 and evaporation inside when idle)
- Bottle of Booze