On Indiegogo right now, there’s a microboard seeking funding that will, if all goes well, help Makers handle their motion control projects — 3D printing, milling, laser cutting, etc. — with more power and efficiency. The T-Bone project just got an added boost from motor and motion control company TRINAMIC Motion Control, which will provide design support and manufacturing expertise to the group of Makers developing the microboard.
As the campaign video (embedded below) explains, 3D printers will usually have something like an 8-bit Arduino microcontroller that is responsible for handling all of the software data, as well as all of the motion control data.…
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