Mark who is a member of Baltimore Hackerspace has been working on this full sized biped robot made of mostly spare parts for over 2 years. These are the first movements after adding the Axon II controller and getting all the servos wired up. The goal is to start teaching it to walk over the […] Read more
Sure… anyone can go to the local store and buy a coffee maker with a timer. That was not good enough for our new member Ryan Merl. Keeping in the hacking spirit, Ryan decided to make his own internet controlled coffee maker. He installed a relay between the wall cord and the power switch on […] Read more
Last week I was having a discussion with one of our members about solutions on how we can control his biped robot he is working on. I was trying to explain that we could go something like zigbee (which he has a zigbee servo controller already) but you’re going to trade off throughput, if you […] Read more
You’re not ? Well check us out here. Furthermore we’re doing some google+ stuff too. Oh and here’s some of the stuff you’ve been missing! GPS speedo, keepon, old parts, more old parts, dip pic32, and first glimpse at the cake o tron!
What are we going to do with our newly acquired vintage 1977 Lear Siegler terminal? Why, we’ll play ASCII Star Wars Episode IV on it, of course! Recently purchased at the 2011 Techno Swap Fest, this baby-blue beauty has classic 70’s styling, comfortable keyboard and gets 80 columns on the screen in a lovely white […] Read more