187: Self-Driving Arm (Repeat)
Crossing machine intelligence, robotics, and medicine, Patrick Pilarski (@patrickpilarski) is working on smart prosthetic limbs. Build your own learning robot references: Weka Data Mining Software in ...
2 Maj 20191h 12min
287: Joke With No Punchline
Kate Compton (@GalaxyKate) spoke with us about casual creators, Twitter bots done cheap and quick, and the creativity that is within each of us. Kate's website is galaxykate.com. Her Phd dissertation ...
25 Apr 20191h 21min
286: Twenty Cans of Gas
Colin O'Flynn (@colinoflynn) spoke with us about security research, power analysis, and hotdogs. Colin's company is NewAE and you can see his Introduction to Side-Channel Power Analysis video as an in...
18 Apr 20191h
285: A Chicken Getting to the Other Side
Carlos Maltzahn joined us to talk about graduate studies in open source software, research incubators, and how software development tools can be used to aid the reproduction of scientific results. Car...
11 Apr 20191h 14min
284: Honking Big Asparagus
Ori Bernstein (@oribernstein) joined us to talk about the dielectric constants of foods, reflective energy steering, and smart microwaves. Elecia got a little silly. Ori works at Level Hot Pantry for ...
4 Apr 20191h 12min
283: Flippendo Is Kind of a Swirly
Jennifer Wang (@jenbuilds) spoke with us about machine learning, magic wands, and getting into hardware. For more detail about her magic wand build, you can see Jen's Hackaday SuperCon talk or her !!...
28 Mars 20191h 7min
282: Tin Can Through a Wet Noodle
We spoke with Laughlin Barker of OpenROV (@OpenROV) about underwater drones, underwater navigation, underwater exploration of the Antarctic, and extraordinarily large (underwater) jellyfish. Watch thi...
21 Mars 20191h 15min
281: Tame Geek
Combining a love of engineering with a love of words, Jenny List (@Jenny_Alto) is a contributing editor at Hackaday (@Hackaday). Jenny's writing at Hackaday including Debunking the Drone Versus Plane...
14 Mars 20191h 8min
