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A Game Of Snake On A LEGO Mechanical Computer
(hackaday.com)
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this post was submitted on 24 Aug 2024
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Right. This is at its core a mechanical computer. This is only a few changes away from doing stuff like calculating real world data
It is calculating real-world data. It's just specialized and applied calculations.
Yeah, but my hardware knowledge is real basic. Closest I get to stuff like that would be PLCs, but I'm not really an industrial guy.
Maybe as a hobby though