A community helping imaginative kids of the 80s/90s embrace your geeky nostalgia and learn the tech behind the stories you love so you can build cool robots too
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I agree, and feel the same for anybody who claims to be an expert, or crazy/weird/etc. I instantly assume they arent at all what they claim but are desperately trying to convince others they are. Don't proclaim these things you want to be, demonstrate it.
Thankfully it's like picking up Goldeneye on N64, and just takes a few rounds to get back into the swing of things... I'm actually enjoying it too, unlike when i was in high school (math not GoldenEye. I loved that game and it likely contributed to my D in trigonometry) 3/3
Merry Christmas! I began reading Modern Robotics and see i need to learn linear algebra & ordinary differential equations. Unfortunately i only know extraordinary differential equations, so it's time to get learned w/ @YouTube & @khanacademy 1/3
Im actually going way back to the basics to ensure a good foundation. I haven't used much math beyond day to day stuff. Today i relearned that anything to the 0 power is 1 (wtf) & how to break down & combine square roots to simpler forms. 2/3
@ArtofBattletech@MW5Mercs Epic! This is on my list. Have an RTX 3080 waiting to be dropped in a machine, and this will be one of the first things i play
Swarm! SpaceX's Starlink had just opened up orders for Swarm, their satellite connectivity solution for IoT devices. $5/mo, anywhere on earth. I'm excited to learn more about this. https://t.co/LMyuUbnuwd
Well my inaugural 3D print didnt go as planned. 1st it appears the layers shifted. Then it stopped extruding any material after a couple layers. I thought clog, but after googling it may be an issue with the PLA not being fed. Could be a loose extruder. Time to test! #Tweet100
What first sparked your interest in mechs or exoskeletons? For me it was either the power loader in Aliens, or a book i checked out from my school library about humanoid robots. I fantasize about vicious dogs impotently attacking my metal encased self #tweet100
Wow, amazing fabrication! Most YouTube builders are a bit more rough but this is precision and polished work! Not robotics, but skills that are directly necessary for a mech build https://t.co/k3WmgYFkJt #tweet100
Going to try using Blender to model some brackets that I'll print on my Ender 3D printer this weekend... not fluent with Blender, nor have i printed ANYTHING yet. We'll see how messy this gets #tweet100