
Raspberry Arduino Pi Robot, featuring OpenCV | A growing post
This project is my attempt at using OpenCV better! This post will reflect my progress, and will be updated as changes are made.
This project is my attempt at using OpenCV better! This post will reflect my progress, and will be updated as changes are made.
This robot returns things that people throw just so they could throw them again. Brilliant, I know. More specifically, this robot uses GPS to drive on the field (word #2 of Track&Field), and retrieve javelins from their landing point back to the athletes. Fun fact: I got to present it at MIT’s XFair! It is a tech-expo-career-fair mashup. It was really exciting.
Soldering the pins of NRF24L01 chips while making remotes and receivers was fun and challenging. Although it got a little monotonous over time. As much as I love soldering –the… Read more Why And How I Made a Custom PCB →
One of the secrets to happiness is having the possibility to lie down in bed, organize yourself neatly under the blanket and between your pillows, close your eyes, and THEN shut the room’s light. In this post I will tell you the years-long story of my journey towards “perfecting” remote-light-switching devices.
I have been fortunate to be one of those who received an MIT Admissions Tube, and decided to honor the “tradition” and hack it! Or put in another way, forcefully… Read more MIT Tube Hacks (Videos inside!) →
Walkers. I wanted to build a walker for a long time now, and it’s finally done. So yeah, it walks. But that’s not all there is to it, it also walks to the direction I tell it to!
The final video featuring PACERBOT. For additional information about this project, the way its software works, and the thought behind its design, take a look at the detailed video log series. All the episodes can be found in earlier posts. For any additional information feel free to contact me over at the Contact tab above.