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7 <updatetime type="date">10.09.2013 10:37:43 CDT</updatetime>
8 <uri>Bottleing plant</uri>
9 <time type="date">10.09.2013 10:37:43 CDT</time>
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11 <registrant>dave@kabbee.com</registrant>
12 <pname>Bottle labeller, rinser, filler and capper</pname>
13 <user>dave@kabbee.com</user>
14 <body><p>Uses the BeagleBone Black as the control system, a domestic 3D printer (the UP! Plus 2), the Micro-rax frame system, stepper motor controllers with stepper motors, solenoids and a small printer to automate the beer bottle filling process for small breweries.</p>
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15 <p>Target cost of under $4,000 for parts and labour for the prototype, including all the spares and things that go wrong.</p>
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16 <p>This would not be possible without the BeagleBone and it's huge number of GPIO ports, coupled with simple GPIO software interface.</p></body>
18 <homepage>http://www.empiricaltd.com</homepage>
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20 <shortdesc>Control system for electronic drive of a label BBE printing, label applying, rinsing, filling and capping of beer bottles with bright or bottle conditioned beer.</shortdesc>