As a Sailor going on deck at night during darken ship is dangerous. The approach is to allow the eyes to adjust to the enviroment. After a while images of stuff starts to appear, moments later the star light now illuminates the entire ship like soft glow medium white LED's. This is also how I see engineering. Most of your consept development is way over my head, but I see a light in All of your presentations. I want to keep following, more and more I keep staring into Electrical Engineering places, I can tell the court lights are gradually increasing by a careful input of PWM. Thanks.
Nice :) Now, add talking in a cute voice, a visible laser beam for targeting and a funky round enclosure... "Search mode activating..." "Target acquired." "Please put me down!"
Leo, you're doing it wrong. I have it on good authority that just before they shoot at you, killer robots are supposed to say "EXTERMINATE EXTERMINATE". 🤣🤣🤣
Thanks for sharing. There is so much stuff condensed in one video. I agree with the person who said down in the comments that this could be a multi-part series with a video per each area (software, pneumatic, fabrication etc). Cheers
Great build! I particularly appreciate you talking us through your design decisions and fabrication techniques, Leo. The big gear combination of laser-cut aluminum and modular printed teeth is terrific. Thanks for sharing and hello from Waterloo, Ontario Canada.
This is really impressive. Nuts, but also really impressive :) Thanks for the light intro on tensorflow, like you said it is rather intimidating, but perhaps i should also give it a go.
This is really cool. You clearly have a very impressive knowledgebase and skill set across all of the engineering disciplines - May I ask what your background is?
Amazing! I really enjoy your videos. I have thought about trying to design my own Nerf Rival ball turret. Your feed and fire systems are so functionally elegant. What a cool execution of AI as well! Did you end up tuning the tracking or make any other changes?
I never asked why once, i thpught Dalek!. I'm learning tensorflow currently for a youth robotics program. I have to set an example for what's possible. I've got the motion down. I wish I could cad and code like you. I can code decently for a hobbyist. You must use a ton of solder. Haha
At 11:43 you have a T junction for your air. What is that one? I have a similar problem in airsoft, where I use high pressure air from two sources and I want to have both connected.