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*Cupcake-o-Matic - A [http://wiki.makerbot.com/cupcake Makerbot Cupcake] 3D printer that has upgraded electronics in the form of [http://reprap.org/wiki/Sanguinololu Sanguinololu] control board with Marlin firmware installed. It also has been modified with an acrylic cantilever Z-axis. | *[[Project:Cupcake-o-Matic|Cupcake-o-Matic]] - A [http://wiki.makerbot.com/cupcake Makerbot Cupcake] 3D printer that has upgraded electronics in the form of [http://reprap.org/wiki/Sanguinololu Sanguinololu] control board with Marlin firmware installed. It also has been modified with an acrylic cantilever Z-axis. | ||
*IEEE Micromice - Two mice ideally capable of solving a 16x16 cell [http://ieee.ucsd.edu/projects/micromouse/rules.php IEEE maze] in the shortest time possible. | *IEEE Micromice - Two mice ideally capable of solving a 16x16 cell [http://ieee.ucsd.edu/projects/micromouse/rules.php IEEE maze] in the shortest time possible. | ||
*Home Automation - Focusing initially on distributed sensors communicating environmental data back to a base station/server. | *Home Automation - Focusing initially on distributed sensors communicating environmental data back to a base station/server. | ||
Revision as of 23:38, 10 September 2012
Hi my name is Robert Karpinski, I'm a 24 year old Electronic Engineering Graduate.
Contact
Tel: 07963065107
eMail: pinski1@gmail.com
Current Projects
- Cupcake-o-Matic - A Makerbot Cupcake 3D printer that has upgraded electronics in the form of Sanguinololu control board with Marlin firmware installed. It also has been modified with an acrylic cantilever Z-axis.
- IEEE Micromice - Two mice ideally capable of solving a 16x16 cell IEEE maze in the shortest time possible.
- Home Automation - Focusing initially on distributed sensors communicating environmental data back to a base station/server.
Dormant Projects
- Feather-Weight Combat Robot - A 12Kg combat robot with a pnematic flipper and two windscreen wiper motors for motion.
- Ethernet Soundcard - Designed for use in a (student) radio station as a way of to reduce any wiring or interference.
- Analogue Sound Desk - Also designed for a (student) radio station, aiming to be largely modular but simple to maintain.
