The electrodes are connected to a FES stimulator I made outputting a biphasic asymmetrical waveform at 3mA. It's very similar to a TENS stimulator but is a bit more controlled.
It's depressing knowing there are people this smart out there -- and at the same time this young. I'd wish you good luck in life but you probably won't need it. I promise you I'm not one of the dislikes on this video.
How do you learn all these amazing stuff? Can you please also make a video what did you learn to create this quad robot and also from where did you learn it. Please share your resources with us mere mortals as well man. Phenomenal work Brother ❤️
Man, this is call to action for me, as someone who's struggling with motivation to study. Turns out I've been comparing things the wrong way. YT and Social Media being useful once in a while
@@seanboerhout oh cool. In my country we talk in terms of getting admission. Like batch of 2019 would mean someone who got enrolled in 2019 Apart from this, great projects. Thankyou for inspiring me
Idk, although these kids are insanely cool, Im glad theyre not leagues ahead of people i hang out with. I live in ireland and most people go to their local university for financial reasons. I know plenty of people who have similar portfolios for hardware and software. Its good to know that they probably could have gone to MIT if they wantwd
With guys like this applying... I stand no chance xD Where does one have the time and resources to become an Engineer... before learning how to become an Engineer... Wild.
Hi i am starting to delve in to electronics, I wonder did you create your own custom board/pcb design? if so how did you learn it from the beginning. Hoping for your response. Thanks
Hi mate .i watched your mit portfolio video. That was awsome. If i were to start learning electronics and robotics, what resources would you recommend?
Thanks for the kind words! I would recommend following some tutorials for KiCad (the software I use - in my opinion it's the best free one) to make some designs, and then to make one for yourself from the ground up.
Hey Sean. I am amazed by your projects. There is one think i would like to know. How do you learn these kind of hard stuff ? What is the methodology or resources etc. I mean if i decide to this kind of things, how should i advance ?
Hey, this is really cool. I wanted to ask specifically about how you learnt the hardware/electronics part. I think most people can nowadays pick up programming via online material and books. But how did you become good with hardware? Was it purely self study through books and online videos? Because i dont think they go into these topics in high school.
As someone who has a big interest in robotics and technology, at what age did you learn to program and when did you learn about Robotics? Just curious.
@@seanboerhout I took a few programming courses in high school but never really took programming that serious and I always had an interest in robotics as a kid but never really did anything to learn about it. I just finished my first semester of college and will try to learn what I can this break. You just earned a sub and I’m interested in the person that you will turn out to be in the future. Thanks for replying this quickly!
