Robot, Rinse, Repeat
Last year, I built a robot in a very short time-frame. It took me only a few weeks to go from sketches to a functional bot roaming the floor of Maker Faire.
Last year, I built a robot in a very short time-frame. It took me only a few weeks to go from sketches to a functional bot roaming the floor of Maker Faire.
A tricky word to navigate is 'impossible'. Recently though, I have come around to the concept of impossible as a starting point for approaching a problem.
I’ll show you the tools I am using to record videos and broadcast livestreams. Compared to using a dedicated video switcher or recorder, this setup is much cheaper and utilizes older hardware like smartphones and free software.
I’m going to use my Ender 3 3D printer to make a 2D pen plotter. In the end I want to have my 3D capable machine limited to two dimensions.
Each robot I build after this will utilize the learnings of creation before. Therefore it is important to perfect the basics first.
Last year, I built a robot in a very short time-frame. It took me only a few weeks to go from sketches to a functional bot roaming the floor of Maker Faire.
A tricky word to navigate is 'impossible'. Recently though, I have come around to the concept of impossible as a starting point for approaching a problem.
In reflecting on the first things I posted to the YouTube channel and the blog around a year ago, I am still enamored with the original ideas that were put forth. I outlined two points that I would like to accomplish with the work I do for Hackbatch. 1. Show...
I’ll show you the tools I am using to record videos and broadcast livestreams. Compared to using a dedicated video switcher or recorder, this setup is much cheaper and utilizes older hardware like smartphones and free software.
My past self is guiding my present self by means of technology. I love using technology to solve problems but this has to be the best use I have come with so far. I use the devices I interact with everyday to help me establish habits and stay on track.