Qui écrit ces guides

Marek, élève et constructeur de robots en Slovaquie. Main anthropomorphe primée au centre national de robotique, MILSET science expo, vainqueur de hackathons. Chaque guide vient de cours particuliers.

Background

  • Anthropomorphic bionic hand: prize winner, National Robotics Center (Slovakia)
  • MILSET European Science EXPO participant (age 17)
  • Hackathon winner (Asseco AI, GenZ Banking)
  • Interests: robot hands, mobile robots, AI for robots, RF

How the guides are made

Every guide and course here started as real one-to-one lessons with a beginner. The explanations follow the same order as those lessons: an analogy first, then a prediction, then a measurement on the bench.

The guides are first editions. If something in a guide does not match your parts, write to me and the guide gets fixed for everyone.

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Credits

Some projects stand on the shoulders of great open-source work. Thank you:

  • MeArm by MeArm / Mime Industries (Ben Gray, Jack Howard): the Robot Arm's plates are printed from the original drawing. Licence: CC BY-SA 3.0. github.com/MeArm/MeArm
  • Sesame Robot by dorianborian: the Quadruped's frame, joints and wiring layout, and its product photo. Licence: Apache License 2.0. github.com/dorianborian/sesame-robot
  • Betaflight, the open-source flight controller firmware the Drone guide uses (GPL-3.0).
  • MicroPython (MIT licence), OpenSCAD, three.js and KaTeX, used to build the firmware, the 3D parts, the renders and the maths on this site.
  • Product photos of similar builds from Wikimedia Commons, credited under each photo: Anani A. George (CC0), Nicolò Bertuccioli, Луната1999 and Commanderbryce (CC BY-SA 4.0).