/tg/ meets mechatronics

>>47072728
One that rolls dice.

>>47072738
Is it possible to get a fair result from the jitter of a ring oscillator?

>>47072879
I have no idea.

>>47072728
A walking Titan/Stompa.

>>47072728
If you gm, build an actual physical version of a puzzle that your players encounter in game.

You could build a grid for pen-and-paper games combining LEDs and some sort of sensor for game pieces. It could use light and dark cells to illustrate a map, highlight valid places a character can move, and whatnot.

Stepper motors in the base of X-Wing models to ensure precise movement?

A card *sorter*? I have zero idea how robotic vision works or whether the coding to separate cards based on what's printed on them can fit inside an ATMega chip.

>>47078768

RFID cards could be pretty nifty

>>47078768
A cart shuffler for sleeved decks!
It just needs to safely riffle shuffle 4 to 12 times.

You can make a dice shuffler with arduino, paper box and servo motor. That's the first thing that comes to mind.

>>47078768
No that code is too complicated for an atmega. If you could get it to fit in memory it would run horrifyingly slowly. It wouldn't be overly hard to do though so you could use another computer to do it.

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>>47072728

Orky Stompa wot goes up to green things and krumps them right 'ard like.

>>47072728
MUD