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2022-03-28 2:14 pm
Hi
My name is Valerio, and I live in Rome.
I'm a student in an ITIS (STEM-Focused School) and, thanks to school, I have become interested in electronics and robotics.
I only started a year and a half ago, so I still have a lot to learn.
My projects so far include two IR-controlled mini cars (at the moment disassembled), a simple robot arm (that I'll disassemble soon) an ultrasonic range measurer (on top of the sensor and board it includes a laser pointer, a stepper with a pointer that is spun over a graduated scale and indicator leds to tell how many times the stepper turned), a resistance/voltage measurer (basically an arduino, two voltage dividers and a display) and a more complex arm with a gripper (it's work in progress at the moment).
I really hope here I can find a nice community of people who share my interests.
Have a nice day
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2022-03-28 9:56 pm
Hi Valerio
You will find a great community of members in the forum, one that will offer advice when asked.
Enjoy exploring the forum, there's lots to spawn new interests.
Ron B
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2022-03-29 12:24 am
Hey all:
Ancel from Trinidad in the Caribbean. Industrial Engineer, M.I.T. Electronics/ Cisco Networking etc.
These are a few of my projects.
https://hackaday.io/projects/hacker/10957
And a couple of my products:
https://www.ipsnews.net/2014/02/indoor-food-gardens-beat-climate-change/
https://www.mic.co.tt/posts/mic-its-green-tech-facility-launches-battery-regeneration
And some of my work when I did 3D animation for broadcast TV in the 90s based on the AMIGA 4000/video toaster/lightwave platform. (Same as the BABYLON 5 and Star Trek Voyager ppl)
33 years Engineering experience.
Presently, working on securing funding for a project with the E.U. to develop low cost HEV and Lithium battery reconditioning gear for the developing world.
Looks to be based on the ESP32 and perhaps Microchip PIC modules.
Have worked in BASIC (Commodore 64) and published s'ware, also FORTRAN 77/ICL ME29, C, Assembly (6510 & PIC series), MS Access, Visual Basic. Done some work in IoT before.
Glad to be here! 😎
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