KayoA8L - First run with Minimig v1.97 ITX - Top of the PCB

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This recording captures the first assembly run of the top side for Minimig v1.97 ITX using the Kayo A8L. While the placement isn't optimized and the pick positioning could be better, I was eager to see this new machine in action. It appears the initial placement was a success! I was somewhat disappointed with the placement precision for larger parts like the FPGA Spartan-3. However, it seems that with considerable tweaking, it's possible to achieve highly accurate placement. Maybe? It remains to be seen. One thing is certain: the placement of 805 components is impeccable.

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21 сен 2024

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@ChrisEdwardsRestoration 10 месяцев назад

I have no idea how this wizardry works, but it sure is amazing to see it in action these things coming to life.

@amicube 10 месяцев назад

Yeah! Kayo is still Chinese machine but it is using Yamaha feeders, Juki nozzles and high precision Panasonic motors. So it does the job. Next P&P will be Juki or Yamaha for sure.

@ChristofferLilja 9 месяцев назад

This is very interesting to see. I'm happy that you share the creation process and your burning professionalism like this. Amiga made it possible in the 90's, and you bring this legacy to today and make the Amiga possible for us ❤️

@amicube Месяц назад

Thank you Christoffer, new boards are coming!

@peterlanglois65 10 месяцев назад

I was wondering how a given part was rotated, where necessary, but I could see, beginning at around 3:19, that the memory chips were rotated during the pause before being placed. Very cool.

@amicube 10 месяцев назад

The Kayo A8L features two types of cameras: high-speed cameras for quick monitoring and precision cameras designed for inspecting large components. While the initial angle and position are preprogrammed, the final adjustments are made using advanced vision technology. The machine's precision level should be maintained at an impressive 0.02mm.