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Mattias

Electrical Engineering student at UBC. Interested in control, systems, and robotics.

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This user joined on 06/09/2020.

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This is a 4 DOF 3D printable robotic arm that I am currently developing.

3D Printable Robotic Arm - ARManda

Mattias Mattias

Projects I Like & Follow

Hackaday Prize 2020

Cheap 3D printed 4 legged robot, that almost looks like boston dynamics spot but moves like a newborn.

DIY hobby servos quadruped robot

Miguel Ayuso Parrilla

Hackaday Prize 2019

A powerful, compliant actuator for legged robotics

OpenTorque Actuator

An Odrive + steppers based construction, with 5x 3D printed hollow shaft reducers and an internal CAN network.

Atlas - 6DOF 3D printed universal robot

Damian Lickindorf

Hackaday Prize 2020

Affordable, precise, integrated motion control for robotics

Tinymovr Motor Controller

Hackaday Prize 2019

Creating a free & open source global IoT network, democratizing access to space by miniaturizing aerospace systems.

FossaSat-1, Open Source Satellite

Julian Fernandez

Faze4 is 3d printable 6 axis robotic arm . It uses stepper motors and 3d printed cycloidal reducers.

Faze4 Robotic arm

Single rotor, "human-safe", selfmade ball-drone with air vanes for position control

The Ball-Drone Project

Benjamin Prescher

Brushless motor controller for velocity and position control with wireless communication.

Dagor Brushless Motor Controller

An Arduino controlled infinity mirror mask. You can even see while wearing it!

Infinity Mirror Scuba Mask

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

Yet another open source platform for drones, but this one is fully integrated and uses the SAME70@300Mhz x2 + a Pi Compute Module

Open Source All-In Drone-Droni SAME70Pi (Kopernik)

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

A hardware and software balancing cart pole.

ZIPY : ZIPY Inverted Pendulum Yakshave

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

Basically you can turn regular fishing line and nichrome wire into a linear actuator that can contract much like a human muscle.

Material Linear-Actuator for Robotics

Brandon T. Wood

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

Using ninjaflex, I have revived a dead Phillips CD-i

3D printed belt for Phillips CD-i

How to generate frequencies below 10Hz using a PC, an amplifier, and a handful of components.

Extreme Low Frequency Signal Generator

The 2017 Hackaday Prize

a flexible controller based on the ESP32

HIVE

Stranger Things themed desktop board / word clock

Stranger Board

A small autonomous robot which will “see” and follow the line and take decision when it sees a turn by itself.

Simple Line Follower using Arduino

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

An open source modular system for learning, development and games.

DevBoy

Nicolai Shlapunov

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