There used to be a subreddit called /r/thatsabooklight that would point out this kind of stuff in movies and tv shows. Was a fun one to follow.
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Is that a stepper motor coupling or am I missing something obvious?
Edit: I did not notice OP‘s comment sorry
It's a flexible coupling for a drive shaft. It probably does show up on stepper motors for 3d printers. It's used to allow for some misalignment between the motor and the rest of the drive assembly so there isn't any damage to the motor bearings or binding of the shaft.
Is nobody going to talk about the PINDA probe on the left side?
Now you know how AV guys have felt for the last few decades seeing BNC connectors on every piece of sci fi equipment
I see a two post height gauge as well.
That's what caught my eye as well! Anyone who's worked with qc or metrology would probably not be able to miss it.
Lol