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Michael Graham

I love designing and sharing 3D printable models and resources that make life easier.

Portland, Oregon
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Who I Am

Professional mechanical engineer and hobby blogger.

Why I'm on Hackaday.io

I'm here to discover neat projects and get feedback on my designs.

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This user joined on 01/20/2015.

My Projects

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Open Source Reconfigurable Robot Arm for Learning STEM. Make It Your Way!
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Mug-O-Matic: A Modular Tiny CNC

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Join this project to talk about robots!
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Robotics Chat

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Things I've Built

SimpleSumo- Educational Fighting Robots

Mini-sumo robots are an excellent way to show kids that science and engineering can be fun and exciting! This project lowers the barrier to entry into robot sports. https://bit.ly/2icf64z

Bicycle BoosterPack

A 3d printed reconfigurable portable electric assist for your bike. Used custom designed plastic parts to electric skateboard electronics to operate via friction drive. https://bit.ly/2K7dW7Q

Projects I Like & Follow

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An open-source, 3D printed, high precision robotic arm with trainability
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Dexter

Haddington DynamicsHaddington Dynamics

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The mutant offspring of a shake flashlight and a universal remote.
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The Undead Remote

oneohmoneohm

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Self-assembling modular robotics utilizing machinic behaviour & real-time decision making to enable architecture with a sensory system.
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noMad - Open Source Self-Assembly System

Bart//BratkeBart//Bratke

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A drum machine, base synth and arpeggiator that fits in your pocket. User interface inspired by classic mod tracker software.
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FATCAT: Altoids Tin Mod Tracker

Dejan RisticDejan Ristic

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Zn-Cu stomach acid based bio-galvanic cell powers a hacked activity tracker small enough to swallow and reconfigured as a 'smart pill'.
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Stomach Acid Powered Smart Pill

Curt WhiteCurt White

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IMU-based encoders. IMcoders provides odometry data to robots with a minimal integration effort, easing prototyping on almost any system.
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IMcoders

Pablo LeyvaPablo Leyva

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A quadruped robot using cheap servos closed-loop control and force-sensing resistors for ground force feedback. Uses Teensy and PCT.
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Quadruped Robot

YannisYannis

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IKEA Hack: Make the Duktig kitchen microwave a little bit more realistic.
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A microwave interface for the Duktig kids kitchen

Myles EftosMyles Eftos

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Universal 3D printed gripper for robotics.
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Modular Universal Jamming Gripper

Cole BCole B

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The thinnest Magnetic Actuator!
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Flexible PCB Actuator

Carl BugejaCarl Bugeja

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This Arduino based robot was recreated from a 2013 UC Berkeley paper and can crawl under some doors.
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STAR, an Arduino Robot Recreation

AliAli

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A tiny robot with flexible PCB legs
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Crawling PCB Robot

Carl BugejaCarl Bugeja

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Wanna charge your phone in the apocalypse? Maybe my hand crank generator can help you.
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Charge Your Phone with a Hand Crank Generator

Code Your Venture FreeCode Your Venture Free

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This project has an intention to develop a haptic device that can control almost everything, it must be cheap, easy to build and implement.
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Multipurpose modular haptic control

Maximiliano RojasMaximiliano Rojas

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Moving Ferrofluid with PCB Coils!
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Ferrofluid + PCB Coils

Carl BugejaCarl Bugeja

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A Guitar Hero style game for Raspberry Pi using a FadeCandy 8x8 NeoPixel NeoMatrix
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NeoPixel Guitar Hero

Dinithi SilvaDinithi Silva

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Custom designed toy spinning top that uses a row of LEDs to display persistence of vision animations
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Razzler: POV LED Top

Nathan PetersenNathan Petersen

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A try to simulate the automation of modern manufacturing technologies specially the robotic arms that used in all fields of manufacturing.
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PC CONTROLLED ROBOTIC ARM

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esot.eric wrote 09/23/2018 at 10:35 • point

Hey Mr. Graham, thankya for the 'like'!

Groovy mug CNC!

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Josh Starnes wrote 08/07/2018 at 18:56 • point

Thankyou for the follow, be sure to skull anything you like :)
https://hackaday.io/project/135292-ir-uv-invisible-qr-code-navigation-robotics

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samern wrote 06/03/2018 at 20:21 • point

Thanks for liking my 3-in-1 design.  I have abandoned the project because since then several companies have started to offer these include one called SnapMaker.  Creality/Ender also offers a 2-in-1 that I happen to have that works well too.

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