@@Christian.Pierson yeah but allot of people don't finish there degree in the normal time so they study longer which is why this doesn't make sense as you don't know when you graduate but you know when you start
Collage doesn’t teach you practical only theory in most cases. If you have a study in a workspace with plenty of literature on a topic you will learn faster and more practical knowledge. Collage is made for a brain dead “good grades” kid to get a job instead of an actual self taught scholar with a desire to learn about the natural world and further their own study like I imagine collage started being. Anyone with a homemade robotics room in their house or a workstation and literature on a topic can study on their own in an academic way. I would look into getting a chemistry degree in the future but I already have a career path that will pay the bills so I will teach myself with breakers and hot plates until I get there and study from a book and take my own notes. Not everyone learns with flash cards. The world of academia is perverse with the American dream instead of actual seeking of knowledge. I know one thing flashcards don’t teach me anything.
I learned robotics mostly by building stuff myself and using the internet. You can build lots of arduino projects using youtube videos and internet guides. I'd also recommend building a 3D printer like the RatRig if you have the money and time. Buying a cheaper printer like the prusa mini is a great way to get started. MIT opencourseware is an incredible free resource for studying.
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I've gotten emails from people asking for advice, so I wrote a blog post about my advice for high school students: kogappa.com/posts/highschool/
You're clearly already a great engineer! Congrats on acceptance, they're lucky to have you!
For real!
Incredible work! I'm sure you'll make some amazing things at MIT.
idk how this came up on my recommended, but hi, and congrats! This is awesome.
Inspiring, you and your team have great minds.
That was great.👍
Would love know more.
Check out my website for documentation of my projects: kogappa.com/
Dude this is amazing
MIT better treat you well
What a beast! Congrats on getting into MIT!
saw your chess project on your blog. its sick
you are an awesome engineer, keep innovating
Hey, awesome work. I am from Germany and I wonder why you guys are applying for classes that are 3 years ahead?
Class of 'XX means the year they will be graduating in
@@armgoord Why would you say that and not Class of 2023? It's important to know when you start, not when you end
@@JAfonsoNunesMartins10 Yeah, but no one really cares when you start and they only care about when you end so it makes sense
@@Christian.Pierson yeah but allot of people don't finish there degree in the normal time so they study longer which is why this doesn't make sense as you don't know when you graduate but you know when you start
I mean you are not wrong these guys could build a whole company now with their current knowledge
Congrats! Stick with it! 🙌✨
We were team M&A in 2019 in lightweight, what a different time…
You guys inspired us to build better soccer robots. I'm a big fan.
You sound a bit like Derek Zoolander! however it Is incredibly impressive, well done! All the best
Careful in a few years he might buy you just to throw you in the trash
@@vladv2291 stfu dumbass I can’t be bought because I’m not worth anything 😨
@@fionnbanks-gorton861 clearly. Then a few years is sooner than later dumbass.
@@vladv2291 like to see what shitty projects you come up with
this kid is going to MIT just to confirm that everything he knew already was right. he could easily apply to a master's degree straightforward lmao
Not really. If you think that is all there is to a degree then you are wrong.
@@conorstewart2214 dude i was joking. never took srsly youtube comments specially mines lol. kid's brilliant anyway.
Absolutely incredible
Congrats!!
Congrats! Nice work.
Congrats! Very creative
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Congratulations!!! My dream is to go to MIT
Congratulations Bro.
How do you learn all this before college, this is like Master’s level knowledge
Collage doesn’t teach you practical only theory in most cases. If you have a study in a workspace with plenty of literature on a topic you will learn faster and more practical knowledge. Collage is made for a brain dead “good grades” kid to get a job instead of an actual self taught scholar with a desire to learn about the natural world and further their own study like I imagine collage started being. Anyone with a homemade robotics room in their house or a workstation and literature on a topic can study on their own in an academic way. I would look into getting a chemistry degree in the future but I already have a career path that will pay the bills so I will teach myself with breakers and hot plates until I get there and study from a book and take my own notes. Not everyone learns with flash cards. The world of academia is perverse with the American dream instead of actual seeking of knowledge. I know one thing flashcards don’t teach me anything.
@@yourboi1842 huh
The internet has pretty much anything youd want to learn at any level. i wish more people would take advantage of that ;-;
That’s so cool!!!
Keiji you legend
Amazing, keep it up
You are a beast
wow cool bro.
congrats! you are so cute
gay
@@MikeFizzyD I think it's a girl
'clarisse' sounds like a girl's name
@@chotatopips4177 na thats a dude
@@MikeFizzyD I am a girl LFMAO
@@chotatopips4177 yay, I am a girl. Thank u!
Elite US Colleges... if you can't already do everything you're supposed to learn... you ain't getting in xD
awesome kid... hoping for more success!!!!
Smart
getting into mit is harder then ascending 10 mountains ngl :skull:
🤯
let's gooo
Wait you were in bwsi tooo!!!
Hi, do you still have the design of the omni wheel, I'm doing a project of this type of mobile robot. Thanks a lot
for detection object and meassuring with camera. what method do you use for detection ?
open cv I think
Where did you study robotics? Does anyone have any suggestions for tutorials or resources to learn? (I'm not from USA)
I learned robotics mostly by building stuff myself and using the internet. You can build lots of arduino projects using youtube videos and internet guides. I'd also recommend building a 3D printer like the RatRig if you have the money and time. Buying a cheaper printer like the prusa mini is a great way to get started. MIT opencourseware is an incredible free resource for studying.
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do you have a discord??