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Olaf Baeyens

Professional software developer, but I want to get into the hardware layers like robotics, AI, Drones.....

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Who I Am

Born to explore. software, hardware, especially anything related to space exploration. My ultimate dream is to build something that operates on the moon. The Moon because I can point at it and tell the others that my robot is exploring that big giant ball.

Why I'm on Hackaday.io

One day a colleague came and told me about a self built Prusa i3 Mk2 printer that was cheap. It caught my attention and before I realized what happened, it was here, it got built and it became my best friend.

Robotics

This user joined on 10/13/2016.

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Building a 6-axis robot based on the Thor robot. When size DOES matter!
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Building the Thor robot

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I wanted to learn RISC-V, not on an emulator, but on a real bare metal RISC-V processor. Even though Sparkfun RED-V is no longer produced.
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Sparkfun RED-V bare metal

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My Pages

  • Adventures in IoT

    02/20/2017 at 19:15 • 13 comments

    Experimenting with the Thor electronics and software led me to IoT devices like ESP-12. I somehow thought it was something like an nRF24L01 but using the Wifi media instead. Big was my surprise that it also contained a micro-controller on board.

    That is what I have been doing all weekend, toying with ESP-12.

  • 3D printing with Original Prussa I3 MK2/S

    11/05/2016 at 20:22 • 78 comments

    All my projects are being build using this 3D printer Original Prussa I3 MK2. This page is about my experiences with this printer as I go.

  • Adventures in robotics

    10/18/2016 at 21:20 • 284 comments

    My adventures in building the Thor robot.

    https://hackaday.io/project/12989-thor

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An affordable Exoskeleton Arm (ExoArm), that will help elderly, disabled people and workers complete everyday tasks with less exhaustion.
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Affordable Exoskeleton Arm (ExoArm)

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

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The only thing worth doing, is the thing worth doing right!
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DAV5 V3.01 Raman Spectrometer

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Mesh of sensors, zigbee, custom RF, BT, wifi, all to MQTT Gateways on Raspberry Pi with database, dashboard and webapps.
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Home Smart Mesh

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A computer invented, designed and built from scratch. Custom CPU on FPGA.
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A2Z Computer

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Niryo One is an Open-Source and accessible robotic arm
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Niryo One

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Smart servo based robot arm
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6DOF Robotic arm

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Building a 6-axis robot arm based on the AngelLM's Thor robot and the add-on's and improvements of dannyvandenheuvel.
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Building and improving the Thor+ robot arm

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Want a piece of RISC-V hardware to play with, but are concerning with the price? Why not build one by yourself with a cost less than 10$!
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The Cheapest RISC-V 64 Computer (by Now)

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Thor+ will get a little brother
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THOR+ JUNIOR ROBOTIC ARM

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Robot pendant to control my Thor or Smartrobo robotarms
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Robot Pendant

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New improved 6DOF robotarm based on SmartRoboV1.x
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6DOF SMARTROBO V2.0

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I'm creating a neural networks library for the arduino (easily portable to any other platform) that is user-reconfigurable to the core
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NeuralDuino - dynamic and user reconfigurable

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After googling without finding a compact gripper I decided to build one myself!
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COMPACT GRIPPER

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SOME PECULIARITIES YOU WANT TO KNOW ABOUT...
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PECULIARITIES ABOUT LASERS AND LASER ENGRAVERS.

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Build your own powerful ipc with build-in arduino for controlling and or visualising all your projects!
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POWERFUL TOUCH IPC

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AllinOne Raspberry Pi3 + Arduino mega + 7" Panel
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RaspduinoPanel

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Working on a library and custom PCB for adding a cell module to the new ESP32-C3
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Getting RISC-V with the ESP32-C3

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Wassim wrote 12/02/2017 at 11:30 • point

Thanks for liking #Home Smart Mesh , I see you have 3d printing skills, that's my next step, my printer is already ordered, I'd like to make housing for my sensors and I'm shifting to Robotics, the concept is still ongoing https://github.com/Roblibs/gzrover, sensors networks and robotics go well together.

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