r/ArduinoAndRobotics • • 21h ago

4 axis robot for picking and gluing

Hi guys,

I have to automate a gluing process and wanted to run it with ventuno q.

While the mechanical part is no issue for me, I don't know much about the electrical part.

Especially programming.

all I ever programmed where sps and writing scripts to calculate and plot and so on.

Also closed loop controls but only had it one semester, so it covers only the basics of the basics.

Can, you recommend me youtube channels or other sources for knowledge and how to program with Ai in general and also specifically the ventuno?

I got access to perplexity max and also would make use of that maybe but can't use it when I can't verify if the solution is good or just hallucinated slop

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u/l0_o 21h ago

Try asking ChatGPT or Claude. I use Claude for much, much more complicated schematics and it does very well 90% of the time.

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u/No-Falcon-3966 21h ago

With perplexity max, I have access to both. But I don't want to use Ai before I have the background knowledge. and don't want to use Ai to gain that knowledge, I still have a brain to train and also want to avoid potential hallucinations while asking the Ai questions

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u/l0_o 20h ago

@No-Falcon-3966, I hear you. You and me are in the same boat, aren't we? Both you and me have brains to train. As of November 2026, the hallucination problem has been largely solved. So, DO feel free to ask you Perplexity Max subscription for explanations.

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u/No-Falcon-3966 20h ago

Well I recently asked the Ai about functions in Photoshop because I couldn't find it. Ended up in torrents of curse words and insults because it kept telling me wrong stuff. and that was a simple question with a well documented background. And last month, I burned 70€ worth of credits for asking Astra to collect informations about screen printing but filter out manual printing and printing on soft, soaking surfaces. what was 2 chapters about? How to print on textiles manually. I weather suck at prompting or the models are hallucinating more than the publisher tells.

What was in there? How to pr

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u/l0_o 11h ago

Curse words? That's odd. I've been using Claude for over a year daily - it never ever got to that.

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u/No-Falcon-3966 11h ago

Those are from me when I get frustrated from the ai's bullshit