One of our members (Joe C.) shows off his handiwork on his first ever robot build! Show him your support by subscribing!

Brian shows the results of a program that smooths the motion of a servo. A straw is taped to the horn of a mini-servo so it's easy to...

Brian's DonkeyCar with 2nd pilot does much better than the first! Watch the pilot struggle with sun, shade, shadows and other factors...

This short is a DonkeyCar cam view, which ends up input to the Tensorflow neural nets. Note the low resolution that the neural nets get! ...

This shows Brian's initial test of an i2C bus between two arduinos. This is a step toward getting data from the RC transmitter to the...

Brian shows a very bad test print. When you start printing Brian thinks you'll go through this stage too. But you pass through it...

This is a quick showing of Brian's printer. He built it in 2013, but wanted to print only in ABS and had hotbed problems. These were...

This short shows that Mr. Lowell really can pilot a drone. Note that it's a different drone, after that historic crash, and a few others...

This shows a couple of nice robots from the ITT days. Ideas for sensor mounts, anyone?

Additional observations to help you get started with a ZumoBot as quickly as possible.

This shows Brian's introduction and software tips for getting started with the ZumoBot.

This one is timeless. Any robot builder that gets past the most elementary kit robots has to be able to solder, in our opinion. It's a...

Working with one of the examples from the Zumo library; the balancing program is demonstrated in this video. In order for this to...

Here's one of Phil's line followers on trial run at the club.

We built these little audio players at the April 7th 2018 club meeting. More words here. Welcome to your blog post. Use this space to...

File this one under fun and humor. Don't knock instructor Lowell's flying. I think it could have happened to anybody with this bird. The...

First test run of upgraded software Once your line follower robot's hardware is done, you get to create, edit, and tune the software. ...