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Definitions
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Use when the user asks "what is [term]", "define [term]", "what does [term] mean", "glossary", "definitions", or needs clarification on Adom platform terminology.
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README.md+1−1@@ -343,7 +343,7 @@ Every wiki page is built from these pillars (each is a tab on the page and a ver | **Base Scaffold** | The base scaffold is the foundation for any project sitting in a workcell. Every user workcell is built around it. It is an aluminum plate with a 576 mm x 576 mm working area. The working area is a structural PCB layer over the base scaffold that provides an insulated surface and mechanical connection points. These can be inserted into and removed from various workcells, allowing a project to undergo different functions in different workcells. | | **Molecule** | Small, functional unit in the Adom system, to be assembled on scaffolds, wired, tested in workcells. Most but not all molecules are an electrical component or circuit, to be wired together and to the Control Panel. Some are electromechanical, and some have no electronics, but can be meant to interact in other ways with sensors in a project, for example. Molecules are designed with Adom's machine pin and contacts as described in our molecule design guide. | | **Scaffold** | Medium unit, structural molecule on which several other molecules can be assembled. |-| **Machine Pin** (short: **m pin** / **mpin**) | Metal pin often in the corners of molecules that allow for automated mechanical manipulation and assembly. Can also be used as an electrical connection for the molecule. Large machine pins are spaced at a minimum pitch of 6 mm and Medium machine pins have a minimum pitch of 2 mm. |+| **Machine Pin** (short: **m pin** / **mpin**) | Metal pin often in the corners of molecules that allow for automated mechanical manipulation and assembly. Can also be used as an electrical connection for the molecule. Large machine pins are spaced at a minimum pitch of 6 mm and Medium machine pins have a minimum pitch of 2 mm. Which size a molecule's corners take (large for base-scaffold seating, over 100 g, motors and other push/pull/twist loads, over 100 mm long or over 3.5 A per pin) is the corner-pin rule in the [aiflow-molecule skill](https://wiki.adom.inc/adom/adom-aiflow/files/skills/aiflow-molecule/SKILL.md). | | **Contact** | Small metal flexure serving as the female side of an electrical connection for molecules. Used to break out any pins/signals to wire molecules together. Bare wire and machine pin tails can be inserted into contacts for a connection. These have large and medium varieties, analogous to and sharing the same spacing as their respective machine pins. | | **Control Panel** | The electrical bridge from the base scaffold to the workcell. All wiring that a user wants to provide to and access in their project runs through the control panel. It has two parts, one part permanently attached to the workcell, and one part permanently attached to a given base scaffold so that wiring can be preserved while moving the base scaffold between workcells. |
SKILL.md+1−1@@ -349,7 +349,7 @@ Every wiki page is built from these pillars (each is a tab on the page and a ver | **Base Scaffold** | The base scaffold is the foundation for any project sitting in a workcell. Every user workcell is built around it. It is an aluminum plate with a 576 mm x 576 mm working area. The working area is a structural PCB layer over the base scaffold that provides an insulated surface and mechanical connection points. These can be inserted into and removed from various workcells, allowing a project to undergo different functions in different workcells. | | **Molecule** | Small, functional unit in the Adom system, to be assembled on scaffolds, wired, tested in workcells. Most but not all molecules are an electrical component or circuit, to be wired together and to the Control Panel. Some are electromechanical, and some have no electronics, but can be meant to interact in other ways with sensors in a project, for example. Molecules are designed with Adom's machine pin and contacts as described in our molecule design guide. | | **Scaffold** | Medium unit, structural molecule on which several other molecules can be assembled. |-| **Machine Pin** (short: **m pin** / **mpin**) | Metal pin often in the corners of molecules that allow for automated mechanical manipulation and assembly. Can also be used as an electrical connection for the molecule. Large machine pins are spaced at a minimum pitch of 6 mm and Medium machine pins have a minimum pitch of 2 mm. |+| **Machine Pin** (short: **m pin** / **mpin**) | Metal pin often in the corners of molecules that allow for automated mechanical manipulation and assembly. Can also be used as an electrical connection for the molecule. Large machine pins are spaced at a minimum pitch of 6 mm and Medium machine pins have a minimum pitch of 2 mm. Which size a molecule's corners take (large for base-scaffold seating, over 100 g, motors and other push/pull/twist loads, over 100 mm long or over 3.5 A per pin) is the corner-pin rule in the [aiflow-molecule skill](https://wiki.adom.inc/adom/adom-aiflow/files/skills/aiflow-molecule/SKILL.md). | | **Contact** | Small metal flexure serving as the female side of an electrical connection for molecules. Used to break out any pins/signals to wire molecules together. Bare wire and machine pin tails can be inserted into contacts for a connection. These have large and medium varieties, analogous to and sharing the same spacing as their respective machine pins. | | **Control Panel** | The electrical bridge from the base scaffold to the workcell. All wiring that a user wants to provide to and access in their project runs through the control panel. It has two parts, one part permanently attached to the workcell, and one part permanently attached to a given base scaffold so that wiring can be preserved while moving the base scaffold between workcells. |
package.json+1−1@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ { "slug": "definitions",- "version": "1.11.2",+ "version": "1.11.3", "type": "skill", "description": "Canonical Adom glossary and brand name table. Use when the user asks \"what is [term]\", \"define [term]\", \"glossary\", or uses Adom shorthand that must resolve correctly (wv, extwv, nb, nbe, pup, hbw, ab, ah, hc, aw, cf; legacy: ad, hd, hw, hdbw, abe).", "dependencies": {},
page.json+1−1@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ "slug": "definitions", "title": "Definitions", "brief": "Use when the user asks \"what is [term]\", \"define [term]\", \"what does [term] mean\", \"glossary\", \"definitions\", or needs clarification on Adom platform terminology.",- "version": "1.11.2",+ "version": "1.11.3", "tags": [ "glossary", "definitions",