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i am currently in a course for mechatronics with a focus in ESET at my university and i can say this video was very helpful because i find it hard to find recent videos that talk about mechatronics. Thumbs up to you my guy
Thanks so much for the kind words! I'm glad the video was helpful, especially as you dive deeper into Mechatronics and ESET. Keep up the great work, and if you ever need more resources or have any questions, feel free to reach out-I'm here to help! 👍
Thanks for your comment! The best way to start is by exploring a Mechatronics course, which will give you the essential skills for robotics. Keep learning, stay curious, and don’t hesitate to ask questions-I’m here to help you on your journey!
My wifi got removed after Monterey update. It does not show in network prefs and also in dropdown when we click the cog to add it. Can you kindly help please? You can search "how to enable wifi via terminal" and you will see few people in Google search results with screenshots to help you understand. I tried those, created new location, removed thunderbolt bridge didi, but constantly get wifi services disabled error
Ive always wanted to make robots and be someone like Tony Stark, and this is really helpful to see. You have a great way of explaining it, so ill be in this for the long haul :] Thank you so much for making these
For those asking the specs on some components, the diagram at 0:12:00 says: R1 = 1KΩ R2 = 220Ω R3 = 220Ω R13 = 220Ω RRes = 2KΩ RDG1 = 2KΩ RD1 = 1KΩ I believe the capacitors are 22pF
hello RootSaid, My name is Patrick I was hoping you could help. Want to build a tank robot to go into animal burrows, happy to work with the platform machine you built 3 years ago. I would like to teather (wired) it with live video. perhaps I could use rs 485 and ardunio and a data video cable combination, I hav e a rudementry understanding of electronics and communications, fabrication in steel alloy no problem. perhaps we could collaborate on the project. Not sure how to make contact? Patrick
Good question. And the answer is it depends on the voltage of the LED tubelight. Tubelights of different voltages are available in the market. Also it depends of the Tube is DC operated or AC operated.
hi, the video are super useful and the whole channel, but the accent is so strong it's tough for my son to understand. Maybe you can make subtitles? Cz it's the most interesting videos I have seen on RU-vid!
Thank you so much for your kind words about the channel and the videos. I'm really glad you find them interesting! I understand that the accent can be a bit challenging, so I'm happy to let you know that we already have subtitles available. I hope this helps your son enjoy the videos even more! 😊
The best engineering branch for making things like this would likely be Mechanical Engineering and/or Electronics Engineering. Both fields offer great opportunities to work on projects similar to this. It really depends on your interests and the specific type of projects you enjoy.
If you're interested in making these types of things, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, and Mechatronics are great fields to explore. Each offers unique skills and knowledge that can help you create amazing projects.
We understand that accents can sometimes be challenging, so we've added subtitles to help out. We hope this makes it easier for your son to enjoy the content.
Sure. Buddy. I'm glad you're interested in learning about DC motors. I recommend checking out the Arduino website for beginner tutorials and resources, as they offer a lot of great information to help you get started. If you have any specific questions, feel free to ask, and I'll do my best to assist you!
Thank you so much for your kind words! It's wonderful to hear that you're enjoying the video and are passionate about robots and making them at such a young age. Keep exploring and creating - the world of Arduino and robotics has so much to offer!
Thank you for your question! Including an Arduino project in your college application can definitely make you stand out by showcasing your practical skills and enthusiasm for technology. It demonstrates creativity, problem-solving abilities, and hands-on experience, which are all attractive qualities to admissions committees. Good luck with your application!
@@RootSaid thank you so much for replying. I’ll be using this channel’s videos for that. What kind of project(s) will you suggest? I want to major in computer science and mathematics.
You're welcome! For a computer science and mathematics major, I recommend starting with a project that combines both fields, such as a smart calculator or a data visualization tool using sensors. Another great project could be creating a machine learning algorithm to predict outcomes based on sensor data. These projects will not only highlight your programming skills but also your ability to apply mathematical concepts practically.
To create a voice-talking robot, you'll need a combination of a speech synthesis module, such as the Emic 2 or an equivalent, along with an Arduino board to control it. I recommend checking out some dedicated projects and resources online for detailed guidance on integrating these components. Happy tinkering!
While creating a fully autonomous robot with its own brain that can think, express, and react independently is a complex challenge and currently beyond the scope of most DIY projects, Arduino offers a great platform to start building and experimenting with basic robotic behaviors. As technology advances, the possibilities in this field are expanding rapidly, and Arduino can be a great stepping stone on your journey into robotics and AI.
