385: I Just Wanted an Industrial Arm
Jeremy Fielding spoke with us about mechanical engineering, robotics, robot operating system, YouTube, and solving problems. You can find all of Jeremy's links on his main site: jeremyfielding.com bu...
26 Aug 20211h 9min
384: What's a Board File?
Liam Cadigan joined us to talk about founding a successful startup from a college capstone project. Liam is a co-founder of InspectAR and worked on the board files the system uses. Liam can be found o...
19 Aug 202151min
271: Shell Scripts for the Soul (Repeat)
Alex Glow filled our heads with project ideas. Alex is the Resident Hardware Nerd at Hackster.io. Her page is glowascii and you might want to see Archimedes the AI robot owl and the Hardware 101 chan...
13 Aug 20211h 14min
383: The Monkey's Not Gonna Work
Mario Marchese (aka Mario the Maker Magician) spoke with us about robots performing magic, humans performing magic, and writing a book about making magic. We also covered art, making, learning, Sesame...
5 Aug 202157min
382: Playing In the Desert
Leah Buechley spoke with us about the intersection of computer science and art. She is an associate professor in the computer science department of the University of New Mexico where she directs the H...
29 Juli 202154min
381: Mass Sponge Migration
Chris (@stoneymonster) and Elecia (@logicalelegance) discuss Blender, Make, TCP/IP, and listener questions (mostly about the podcast itself). Lightweight IP: an open source TCP/IP stack for embedded s...
22 Juli 202157min
380: Trending Toward Telepathy
Adelle Lin (@Adellelin) spoke with us about wearables, art, playfulness, and getting together in virtual reality. Adelle's website is touchtech.io. For some VR get togethers, Adelle recommends AltSpac...
16 Juli 20211h 3min
379: Monstrous Cable Corporation
Tom Anderson (@tomacorp) joined us to talk about floating pins, ADCs, and teaching and learning things. Tom mentioned Horowitz and Hill's Art of Electronics and the vintage books on TubeBooks.org. To...
8 Juli 20211h 20min
