Inspiration for this build: satellites, beam robotics, and Star Wars - imperial shuttle.
Helioform BEAM Robot
Helioform BEAM Robot
Helioform BEAM Robot
Helioform BEAM Robot
Hi all, welcome to the lab. Here are a few projects designed to get you started using the WISE Exploratorium tools while you build up a sma...
Flapping Dragonfly BEAM Robot From a Broken RC Toy: Long ago I had a model RC dragonfly. It never worked very well and I broke it shortly after however it was always one of my biggest fascinations. Over the years I have scavenged most of the parts off the dragonfly in order to make other BEAM project…
The following article is reprinted from my old personal-tech website, Street Tech. I thought these vibrobots would make perfect family projects for the
Light-Tracking BEAM Robot Head: Hey all! Super excited to finally be sharing this robot with the internet. It is a light-seeking robot that is entirely free-formed using BEAM style analog logic, that means no microcontrollers, and it runs entirely on solar power. It is a bit long …
The following article is reprinted from my old personal-tech website, Street Tech. I thought these vibrobots would make perfect family projects for the
Want some cool DIY ideas to make with solar power? We think it is just so much cooler to build things that operate without batteries. Check out these awesome solar powered DIY projects for some of the most awesome ideas around. Solar Powered DIY Ideas 1. Solar Powered Lego Car teachbesideme 2. DIY Mason Jar
The following article is reprinted from my old personal-tech website, Street Tech. I thought these vibrobots would make perfect family projects for the
20 Unbelievable Arduino Projects: Here are twenty amazing Arduino projects that you almost wouldn't believe, if not for that they are the real deal. These authors have turned their wildest dreams into reality with the power of Arduino, an easy-to-use microcontroller development boar…
How to Freeform the Bicore ( BEAM Robotics ): This instructable is part of the one motor walker.https://www.instructables.com/id/How-to-build-the-one-motor-walker/The bicore or suspended bicore is the name given to a little circuit created by Mark Tilden. He is the founder of BEAM robotics. BEA…
Print-in-Place Robotic Gripper: Robotics is a fascinating field, and we're lucky to live in a time when the DIY robotics community is producing some amazing work and projects. While many of these projects are astoundingly advanced and innovative, I've been seeking to make robots t…
Robotics for kids - learn about robotics with Q the robot from @projectEEME - no coding required! #STEM #homeschool
The GF13-050NSW Nobel Gundam (aka Noble Gundam in the English dub) is a mobile fighter for the nation of Neo Sweden built for the 13th Gundam Fight. It is featured in the anime Mobile Fighter G Gundam and is piloted by Allenby Beardsley. This unit was developed by Neo Sweden for the 13th Gundam Fight. A mobile fighter with a female design wearing a sailor suit and high-heeled shoes. Although it is delicate in appearance, it shows high fighting ability that incorporates the movement of Allenby's
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Trash RC Robot))...made from old parts 2 vibro from old mobile phone and PIC 12F629..
Yesterday, I posted a reprinted from my old tech site, Street Tech, of a piece I did on Zach DeBord's solar-powered vibrobots. Here's another piece from
HG 1/144 Jegan + Beam Magnum Equipment - Customized Build Modeled by syou
Brushless Gimbal Balancing Robot: The following project is a result of viewing the Cubli video and becoming interested in the control of unstable equilibrium using brushless motors. The simpler inverted pendulum problem was decided on in order to complete the project before loosing…
Supercapacitor Vibrobot: For this project we are going to take advantage of supercapacitors to power a vibrobot. In other words, we are going to be using 15F capacitors to power vibrating motors to make robots which move around through vibrations. The basic model has an on/…
Hi all, welcome to the lab. Here are a few projects designed to get you started using the WISE Exploratorium tools while you build up a small robot army from raw electronics parts. Project #1: Blinky-Bugs The first project is a quick one to build a Blinky-bug using a small battery and a couple of Light Emitting Diodes. This one will get you started in using a few small hand tools and a soldering iron, and give you some ideas on how to use material properties like flexibility in conducting wires to build motion or touch sensors. Here is one step-by-step online tutorial that shows you how to build one species of electronic bug. But once you understand how a Blinky-bug works, don't feel in any way constrained by this particular design. Here are a few nice images of some other creative designs from Ken Murphy, but even then, don't just imitate. Create. Browse the web for some real insect images to model. Create entirely alien ones! Innovate! Project #2: Nocturnal Solar-Charged Insects (Pummers) This project introduces the transistor electronic switch with solar energy storage and discharge to drive various circuits starting with flashing LEDs, all in order to make robotic insects that collect and store energy when lit, and either flash or move when it is dark. Here is a link to a wide variety of different nocturnal solar engine circuits to experiment with. Project #3: Solar Vibrobots This project introduces a variation of the solar engine from the last project that stores energy until it is full, and then turns on either a motor or some other load like a flashing LED until it is depleted, to then switch back into it's charging mode. The notions around the automatic solar charging and storage circuits are very powerful, and form the foundation of many hybrid and other green technologies. Here is a link to electronic designs for a wide variety of solar engines, and here is a link to a very nice online step-by-step tutorial by Zach DeBord with some nice inspirational designs. If you run out of things to do..come find me and let's brainstorm some project ideas. Also, please feel strongly encouraged to post questions, ideas, useful links and so on in the comments!
The city's Department of Records has digitized more than 870,000 photos that date back to the mid-1800s taken by city engineers, photographers and police detectives.
Cubicle Christmas by jingle_balls123 Artist's statement: This wasn't really a tree… I just twisted the wires and moves around the components to make it look like a tree. The parts…
