I'm building a robot 'dog' (quadruped with a tail and a head) and documenting every second of it on video. This first part is lots of CADing. I'm being brutally honest and not hiding any of my mistakes.
I also have a background in mechanical engineering so I'm not completely clueless but this project is a first for me. My inspiration was watching George Hotz programming videos (hours long) which I really enjoy and thought there should be a hardware equivalent
I just posted part 2 just now - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZGFMXu0In7w
At this point i'm starting to get into programming the servos and figuring out leg kinematics. Unfortunately i'm not an expert but I left in all of my mistakes (no video edits) so hopefully others can learn from them. Or do you think I should just edit mistakes and only show the path that worked?
I just posted part 2 today - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZGFMXu0In7w
This is now 5 hours of content total on just the dog alone, plus my channel has some other random hardware hacking.
Curious, for sharing this on HN, do you think I should be doing Show HN posts instead?
I also enjoy watching projects from zero, and somehow I'm a fan of long, unedited content. Have you watched George Hotz streams? That's what inspired me in part.
Btw posted part 2 just now - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZGFMXu0In7w
I always wanted an AIBO ever since I first heard about it as a kid.
Give me a couple of years and I'll bring back AI toys. Also AIBO is an amazing name, Japan always comes up with such good names man
I just posted part 2 just now - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZGFMXu0In7w
Somehow each new video keeps getting longer, curious to hear if you think that's an issue or it's more like 'as long as the quality is there'