Milling Jinn

03/31/2016

A new New Tormach CNC Scanner has been acquired by Milling Jinn. This gives us a new capability of reverse engineering parts that are no longer produced to exact standards and measuring those items called "metrology" against a known standard drawing!

02/25/2016

Working on a new logo! Any suggestions?

12/15/2015

Meade Robotics will be undergoing a change. Our name will be changing to reflect our mission change, too! We will be focusing mostly on small scale machining and small niche products. After much thought, the name will be changed to: Milling Jinn Machining. Please stay tuned as we make our changes.

05/15/2014

Meade Robotics announces a partnership with Swiss Metrology for all precision measurement needs. We are excited to have teamed with Swiss Metrology for value added services for our machining customers.

09/22/2013

Have begun the process of machining the parts for the X-ray Generator Analysis Robot. It has been a slow process getting to this point because of many factors, including funding. However there is promise this project is going forward. I have spent the better part of four years getting here. But, onward we will go!

07/03/2013

We haven't written in awhile...but that's about to all change!

04/12/2011

Work by our lead project engineer!

03/11/2011

Meade Robotics is working with the University of Kentucky Robinson Scholars to develop a new program for teaching high school age kids about robotics.

03/05/2011

Meade Robotics has contracted with Invenscience to purchase two ARM 2.0 systems for the XGAR project.

This is the next generation of the low-cost robotic ARM (Advanced Robotic Manipulator). It sports carbon fiber tubing for segments and closed-loop PID control on all six joints. The master controller allows saving of frames into sequences for repetitive work. For info go to www.torxis.com or www.inv

02/28/2011

Mead Robotics has just purchased a Botmill Glider 3.0 3D printer. We can now build prototype plastic components without having to cast them from a mold.

See: www.Botmill.com

02/19/2011

Help us build better products! We're starting to already think about new innovative ideas for our lawn robot. Give us your ideas on the Wildcat Series robot. Check out the Wildcat Series... it's a bargain!

02/14/2011

Meade Robotics shares their first concept drawing of the XGAR project. The XGAR will be powered by a new fuel cell technology that will allow it to run for up to two weeks without a charge. Also, it will be able to use two arms for explosive ordinance disposal work and be able to venture up to 35 miles while sending back information back to it's control unit.