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Goldfield Ghost Town to Canyon Lake Vista on my Victory Gunner

Chasing the Sunset on my Victory Gunner

Sorry about the terrible wind noise, this was my first attempt at doing a motovlog. The footage was shot using a GoPro Hero 10.

Lego Mindstorms EV3 FAST line following robot

Here is a somewhat high level description of the code I had to write to make the solar panel track the sun. The code is specific to an ESP8266 and a Pololu Micro Maestro and will not compile using a standard Arduino Uno type of platform. There may be a few minor false statements in the description but the main reason I posted this video was to document the code for personal use.

I used a raspberry pi model B to record the time-lapse. Seemed to work pretty good for grabbing that data. I sftp'd them to my laptop then used *cringe* Windows Movie Maker to stitch them together. The music in the video is Voices of Devs by Mick Gordon

This is a sun tracking solar panel system that charges lithium ion batteries used for supplying power to small 5v devices. The concept here is a sustainable energy source that is more efficient than a stationary solar panel. When paired with a device such as a raspberry pi zero or similar you can have an IoT device that runs 24/7 without the need for any connected wires-like in your backyard or...

Here is a project I'm working on that uses a Google cardboard and an XBOX 360 controller to control a robot that streams live stereoscopic video directly to your retinas. The Android code is actually a service that I wrote that gets data from the accelerometer and magnetometer to calculate the orientation, then sends that data over bluetooth to a Pololu Micro Maestro 6 which drives the servos. ...

Parts used: Raspberry Pi, Adafruit 2.8" TFT, Edimax mini WIFI dongle, old school AM transmitter/receiver, two 5v 1Amp battery/flashlight, Maxstone 16 rc truck. Software used: GStreamer on both the Pi and a Mac. I wrote a python script that texts me the IP address of the Pi to use with gst-launch on the Mac, but you could also use a static IP address, either way.

This is an old tank I modified to be controlled via a remote desktop keyboard or a SIXAXIS PS3 controller. The battery powering the pi is a Targus APB27US 4800mAh External Battery and works awesome. The motor controller is a Pololu TB6612FNG. The video stream software is GStreamer 1.0. The program used to connect the PS3 controller to the pi is called sixad. And all the code I wrote was written...

Here is a case I machined out of a solid piece of aluminum to fit a pi with an attached Adafruit 2.8" TFT display. I have the pi set up as a local web server at the moment. I wrote a Python script tha