These are mostly notes for a discussion section I’m leading at ITP Camp, but I thought gathering them with links here would be useful. In this 1.5 hour session we’ll talk about motors, torque, and how things move. Then we’ll
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Design something that solves a problem
These are mostly notes for a discussion section I’m leading at ITP Camp, but I thought gathering them with links here would be useful. James Dyson Award –What they’re looking for: * demonstrates a significant and practical purpose, offering real
Continue readingThat’s Dr. Dustyn Robots to you
I’m considering enrolling in a Mechanical Engineering PhD program at NYU-Poly in the Applied Dynamics and Optimization Lab under Dr. Joo Kim in the fall. I would basically get to study biomechanics and robotics for a few years and work
Continue readingSupport SADbot on Kickstarter and come to ITP Camp for grown ups!
Ben and I just launched our Kickstarter project yesterday to raise money for installing SADbot in Eyebeam’s window gallery. We already have four backers in less than 24 hours! Come join the fun at Kickstarter and then come by Eyebeam
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I’ve been hard at work on Making Things Move at Eyebeam lately, and will also be working on an installation for the window gallery over the next month or so. Ben, part of the tech team here, had an idea
Continue readingDustyn Robots gets first fan mail
I got an email today that started: ______________ greetings Dustyn, where to begin? I’ve been a fan for some time but honestly think I’ve only ever seen-in-person a solar charging station. I have yet to encounter your work at Eyebeam,
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