Surface plate build | Portland Lab

Follow along as we build a pathfinder prototype at our Portland Vehicle Integration Lab. This pathfinder chassis is not meant to be driven, but will be designed to be a low cost, early iterative step to ensure our full scale gyros and controls system work together to balance, based on our new core control patent issued last year.
We built and gridded out a surface plate to begin this process.
This data will provide critical feedback, ensuring that:
1. The gyros and controls system will balance based on our new control model and control patent that was issued last year
2. Our full sized gyroscopes fit into our new design specifications
We'll use this data to inform our development partners in Ingolstadt, Germany for the next iteration when we pass off the new exterior design package. Reallly cool stuff!
The Lit Motors AEV (Auto-Balance Electric Vehicle) is the future of transportation, balanced on two wheels using two space satellite gyroscopes at the base of the vehicle.
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[@Chris-oj7ro]

I find this stuff very interesting. Can you explain what process you are using to flatten the plate, and to what precision it is able to achieve?

[@khateersalehov3360]

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[@litmotorsofficial]

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