Le vendredi 09 novembre 2012 à 18:07 +0100, Frank Marien a écrit : > I'm thinking of using something like > http://www.thinkgeek.com/product/eecf/
In fact, we already bought the USB metal hubs. We prefer metal for fire protection. > in a project involving many types of readers, and an actual robot-arm a la > > http://www.lynxmotion.com/c-130-al5d.aspx Thanks for the input about Lynxmotion. These Arduino based devices are really great. We already have a 3D printer here controled by Arduino and it is great. I will probably buy a robotic arm ASAP to test insertion of USB token. With the 3D printer, I can print a stand for 10 units and move them one by one the the hub for initialization. Great :) > to shove various cards into them in all kinds of ways and permutations. > I'd prefer a "managed USB hub" if such a thing exists, which would allow > individual port powering from software, but with the fairly cheap one on > Thinkgeek, every port has a power switch and so the robot could push > those as well, to power the readers one by one. Good shot. I did not think of it. But I think I found a software solution based on USBip. I will keep an eye on this solution. Kind regards, Jean-Michel
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