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Game Dev Log #1 (4/18) : Introduction
I’ve wanted to start writing development log regularly for a while now (this first post has actually been hiding half finished on the blog for more than 6 months now 😮 ). So, instead of procrastinating on reddit looking for ideas on how to write a dev log, I finally decided to just do it 😉
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How to get started with biped robots – Bob the Biped
A couple of weeks ago I made a post with cool advanced humanoid robots you can make. The skill level (and money) required for most of the projects was however relatively high. So this week is about biped humanoid robots for beginners.
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Building an Arduino Game System 1.0: Setup and schematics
Posts in this series so far: Introduction Setup and schematics Making a Breakout Game (coming soon) Setup and Schematics In this first blog post on my Arduino Game System project, we will look at the basic schematics and ideas the project is based on.
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Advanced 3D printed humanoid robots you can build
This friday is all about advanced 3D printed humanoid robots, that you can build! As the title says, these are advanced projects. And thus mostly meant as inspiration and motivation. In the end of this post you will however find information about an entry level bipedal robot.
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Building an Arduino Game System: Introduction
Earlier this year, I made an 8×8 LED matrix Arduino breakout game. The game was inspired by the classic Atari Breakout, but limited to 8×8 pixels for the display. It was a fun way to test the LED matrix and also show how useful these small LED matrixes actually are! The project also got my […]
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How to add jumper wires to your dc motor – no soldering
In this blog post I will present you to a simple no-soldering way to add jumper strips to you dc motors. This method can be used when you just want to try out a new idea or if you are a beginner with no soldering iron. For more permanent connections, soldering could however be required.
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3 Maker’s Muse videos to watch when starting 3D printing
If you just bought your first 3D printer or is thinking about it, these three videos are a must see! Maker’s Muse is a youtube channel focusing on 3D printing and you will find a lot of valuable information here. I have been watching tons of videos on 3D printing on Youtube the last couple of months. […]
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Copenhagen Maker Festival 2016
Copenhagen Maker Festival was on this weekend. I went with the family on Saturday. Here is some of the highlights from our trip.
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Lego lock and puzzle boxes – Video Day 36/16
Lego lock and puzzle boxes One of the projects on my never ending projects-to-do-list is a secret puzzle and mystery box. You know one of those where the lock of the box is a combination of different small puzzles. On my search for inspiration I found the following three cool Lego videos. The first is […]
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How old school graphics work – Video day 35/16
Today is all about old school graphics. September is here, which means no more vacation and lots of studying! And of course also new Friday Videos here at Maker Tech 😉 I am currently working on projects about getting different kinds of tv outputs from the Arduino. Mainly for games but the same tricks could of […]
