A few of my projects. CAD, 3D printing, electronics, and programming is a recurrent theme in all of them. Let's not ignore the math and physics that are essential to the design of these projects. They all converge towards my passion for robotics and mechatronics in general.
A 3D-printed head sweeps 180 degrees and streams sonar to a live polar display.
A printed intersection that runs streets, a crossing, a barrier, and street lamps from one controller.
A four-motor airframe whose controller went from a hand-wired prototype to a signed circuit board.
A compact robot with a printed shell, two gear motors, and a driver board made for this body.
Number 12, the wedge robot that won the school sumo competition.
Two courses on long mats, built for the robot race I organized at school.
A printed servo arm that holds a pen and writes on the page.
A five-sensor bar that bolts to the front of Stackr and follows a black line.
A Stackr add-on with a parallelogram bucket, servos on an Arduino Nano ESP32, and a phone gamepad.
A bar of five addressable LEDs that mounts across the top of Stackr.
A laser time-of-flight sensor in a printed frame on the front of Stackr.