@@makermoekoe I was going to say the same thing. How/Where does one start to know how to make/design PCB boards and stuff like that. I have many plans of doing projects like that but my electrical knowledge is limited. I would appreciate some advice.
@@consig1iere294 You need to start with simple things and move forward as you advance and learn on the way. That's how many do and improve. Start with simple breadboarding stuff and when you feel you are ready, then you can move on to something like KiCad, Altium and similar PCB design software. Many PCB design software titles have good tutorials on RUclips to get things going.
@@consig1iere294 Forgot to mention EasyEDA as one of the easiest PCB design apps for beginners. I really liked it when I was trying different things. It's great for more or less standard tasks.
That pico click control looked like magic. Amazing work! It would be really cool if you could tell it focus on something (either manual coords or basic image recognition) and it would handle the rotation by itself to always keep something in frame no matter where it drives around.
You're amazing for many reasons. You made us smarter. So much more to say....there is so much to compliment you Sir. People like you should be celebrities NOT the useless movie stars. Thank you so much.
This is absolutely amazing. See, I've always wanted to create loads of mini robots just like the one in this video, add turrets to the top of them, and control all of them with just my hand gestures. But, I've never understood exactly HOW to create a pcb, that is just a whole new level of understanding.
I'm graduating on electronics engineering and dream with being capable of creating projects that are as clean and miniaturized and incredible as your man, you are my inspiration! Thank you so much for actually creating this content and also for sharing the picoclick and the other stuff with us!! You're awesome!
13:00 that was insane for me, as a software eng. I just think in how much time a should spand to understand all the protocols a mix the software and everything, the hardware integration and specifications. not just that but the maket as well, to find vendors and all the stuff.. dude, you are amazing, congratulations, I am proud of you just like a mother! 😄
This is unimaginable. Really hard work. Moreover you are interested in it and have invested 100% of yourself that's what makes you perfect. Greetings from Hamburg
Awesome project! Are you planning to add a negative feedback control using an IMU for the robot's wheel movements, or is there one already in place when you control with the joystick on the app?
What do you mean with robot‘s wheel movements? I have 9-DOF on the robot integrated, but not for every wheel. Actually in this video I‘m not using the IMU at all, will work with it with the new PCBs 👍🏻
Fantastic! Just a friendly tip from a space engineering student - you don’t need to press the components into the solder paste. The molten solder will do the magic and align them perfectly during reflow. Pressing down could cause some solder paste smearing, which might lead to bridges or misalignment. Keep up!
When you busted out that unique control method i thought that was the coolest thing ever. The configuration 1 seemed the best. It's like playing a Wii game in real life. This is such a good start to a great project. Insane quality. I just subscribed.
Hey, love the videos! I wanted to try to recreate your GPS tracker you built a little over a year ago and wanted to ask if a material list was available, since the linked websites don't exist anymore? Keep on creating, the projects are amazing!
I just love it. I wanna be an engineer because of u now. I'd love to see picoclik on your finger like a ring and with just moving your hand u'll drive it.
Omniwheel robots are so cool. I did a very compact version on Thingiverse that mounts the motors above the wheels and uses a belt to transfer power. Lots of work still to do but it's been a fun project. SMT soldering is another bucket-list project, you make it look so easy!
Damn this is so cool. Where do you learn stuff like this? Feels very liberating. I wish I knew how to do all this stuff and understood how it all works. Are there any books to read or any sort of documentation?
So impressive! Im much more into the mechanical engineering side of things, so the ease with wich you put all this together looks like witchcraft for my. I love how basic - meaning clean and functional - your self-made equipment is. Seriously, I, just in this video - the first of yours I saw - learned about the existence of at least tree manufacturing techniques / use cases for pcb's. I'm blown away. Btw: you have to put the *mostly assembled* pcb (minus the motors) in your shop. For my own I'd like to make adjustments to the motor size and config. but I'd not like to mess with the soldering or the code. Should be easy enough to hook an Arduino into the analog motor output.
Man I don't even know if I can call myself a maker after watching this. This dude is just on a whole other level. I feel like an 8th grader compared to a college graduate. 🤣
Okay, that PicoCLick controller is a thing I really want to learn how to do, I have a Star Wars droid build planned that it would be very cool for. And oh look! There's a video that appears to be about that. How wonderful!
@@makermoekoe Woah, very nice! I didn't even know they had one. Looks like it was doing a good job! Always appreciate how well-produced your videos are
this is so incredible. i can't believe one person can do this. this is the work of like a 40 person team at hasbro
You made my day! Thank you 😍
@@makermoekoe I was going to say the same thing. How/Where does one start to know how to make/design PCB boards and stuff like that. I have many plans of doing projects like that but my electrical knowledge is limited. I would appreciate some advice.
@@consig1iere294 You need to start with simple things and move forward as you advance and learn on the way. That's how many do and improve. Start with simple breadboarding stuff and when you feel you are ready, then you can move on to something like KiCad, Altium and similar PCB design software. Many PCB design software titles have good tutorials on RUclips to get things going.
Dont't forget ChatGPT 😂
@@consig1iere294 Forgot to mention EasyEDA as one of the easiest PCB design apps for beginners. I really liked it when I was trying different things. It's great for more or less standard tasks.
The pico click control is so satisfying to watch in action! 😊
The response is better than I could imagine beforehand haha 👌🏻
How does it sense when the pico click is turning around the vertical axis? gyroscope accelerometers?
@@mafiosomax7423 I could imagine that it is also using a magnometer, but let's see what the master replies 🙂
@@nkronert Using the earth's magnetic field? If that's strong enough it would be wicked
@@mafiosomax7423 it is strong enough for compases and a magnometer is basically a solid state compass.
That pico click control looked like magic. Amazing work!
It would be really cool if you could tell it focus on something (either manual coords or basic image recognition) and it would handle the rotation by itself to always keep something in frame no matter where it drives around.
Yes, this would indeed be very cool! Should try this for the next PCB version 👌🏻
Your fit, finish and attention to aesthetics are second to none! Thank you for making and making videos
Thank you so much! Glad to hear so 😍
You are a genius, that pico click motion control is just on another level..
😯 Thank you!
Great project, the movement is so smooth and responsive, thanks for sharing it with us
Thanks for your feedback! 🥰
@@makermoekoewhat did you graduate with an EE or ME degree?
Watching you soldering this board with components is SOO satisfying!
Ich bin unfassbar fasziniert und neidisch. Diese das wissen und die Fähigkeiten für sowas zuhaben ist nur beeindruckend. Danke
Wow, vielen Dank 😍😳
As a maker, I can't thank you enough for sharing your knowledge. Absolutely brilliant content!
You're amazing for many reasons. You made us smarter. So much more to say....there is so much to compliment you Sir. People like you should be celebrities NOT the useless movie stars. Thank you so much.
This is absolutely amazing. See, I've always wanted to create loads of mini robots just like the one in this video, add turrets to the top of them, and control all of them with just my hand gestures. But, I've never understood exactly HOW to create a pcb, that is just a whole new level of understanding.
Awesome to see new projects coming along, Moe!
Keep it up!
Glad to hear - thank you 😍
when no one knew when would he return... he did.. masterpiece
It was truly a long period without a video 😓 Thank you!
@@makermoekoe
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@@makermoekoeI love this piece so much! I really want the code of the car. Is it convenient to share it?
I'm graduating on electronics engineering and dream with being capable of creating projects that are as clean and miniaturized and incredible as your man, you are my inspiration! Thank you so much for actually creating this content and also for sharing the picoclick and the other stuff with us!! You're awesome!
this is so SICK! its so perfectly crafted, you're really skilled. amazing work
Boah.. Wow! Das ist krass... das kleine Ding da kann in alle Richtungen fahren. Das ist krass.
Cool Bot! Well done!
Hi brother! How're you...??
Thank you Carl! 😍
i admire and respect this million time , pico control was so out of world
สุดยอดมาก ลงอุปกรณ์ ชิ้นเล็กๆ บนแผ่นปริ๊ยเองทั้งหมด กล้องซูมภาพก็ชัดเจนมาก
รวมทั้ง การควบคุมของ Pico น่าทึ่ง น่าสนใจ ขอบคุณสำหรับคลิปนี้
13:00 that was insane for me, as a software eng. I just think in how much time a should spand to understand all the protocols a mix the software and everything, the hardware integration and specifications. not just that but the maket as well, to find vendors and all the stuff.. dude, you are amazing, congratulations, I am proud of you just like a mother! 😄
I love it! Thank you for sharing this piece of "awesomeness" with the rest of us!
Thanks! 😍
This is unimaginable. Really hard work. Moreover you are interested in it and have invested 100% of yourself that's what makes you perfect. Greetings from Hamburg
you make individual challenge go to another level . 👏
There is nothing more satisfying than a symmetric pcb
True! For me, PCBs are not only electrical boards, they are a bit of art as well 😀
Muito legal. Acho que esse projeto merece uma câmera 360º
Wow! Absolutely amazing! So inspiring, I just want to start ordering parts and pull out my soldering iron now!
As a DIY enthusiast, it's really exciting to see your work. thank you！
This is so rad. Hoping he comes back again soon. Want to see what else this ingenious mind comes up with.
Good job man, I love how "easy" it is to bring ideas into reality with the 3D Printers and Low cost PCB manufacturer.
Thank you!
Extremely skilled and knowledgeable. Thank you so much for sharing!
Awesome project! Are you planning to add a negative feedback control using an IMU for the robot's wheel movements, or is there one already in place when you control with the joystick on the app?
What do you mean with robot‘s wheel movements? I have 9-DOF on the robot integrated, but not for every wheel. Actually in this video I‘m not using the IMU at all, will work with it with the new PCBs 👍🏻
Wirklich starkes Projekt 🎉. Tolle Leistung 👍😃
Danke Benni 😍
Wow, so cool! I love watching your builds.
Thanks man! 😍
Fantastic! Just a friendly tip from a space engineering student - you don’t need to press the components into the solder paste. The molten solder will do the magic and align them perfectly during reflow. Pressing down could cause some solder paste smearing, which might lead to bridges or misalignment. Keep up!
That's pretty cool but you've still got some work to do to harden it for battle
Subscribed, great work and showing all the process!
Everything turned out better than expected.
😱 Thanks! 😍
i love it, the board routing is so pretty
Thank you! I always put a lot of time into the design haha
This is so inspiring, thanks for sharing, loved your bot and your smd pcb!!
Thank you 😍🙏🏻
Excellent work! Adding FPV with lower latency will be great!
Working on it 🙏🏻 Thank you!
This robot suitable go to mars! Amazing work!
When you busted out that unique control method i thought that was the coolest thing ever. The configuration 1 seemed the best. It's like playing a Wii game in real life. This is such a good start to a great project. Insane quality. I just subscribed.
Here is a real engineer, awesome work!
Hey, love the videos! I wanted to try to recreate your GPS tracker you built a little over a year ago and wanted to ask if a material list was available, since the linked websites don't exist anymore? Keep on creating, the projects are amazing!
Dude, you make such cool stuff. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks! ☺️
I just love it. I wanna be an engineer because of u now. I'd love to see picoclik on your finger like a ring and with just moving your hand u'll drive it.
The prototype sounds so easy. Nice job
Congratulations on your work and thanks for sharing your work. All the best .
Thank you! 😍
Genius ! You should make a high scale "karting" version, would be extremely fun to drive!
Omniwheel robots are so cool. I did a very compact version on Thingiverse that mounts the motors above the wheels and uses a belt to transfer power. Lots of work still to do but it's been a fun project. SMT soldering is another bucket-list project, you make it look so easy!
that pcb is looking amazing
Awesome job! I love the controller, will love to buy one of those to have fun around, looking forward for the new one. Great job!
Thank you so much! 😋 One day it will be available 👍🏻
This is incredible! Amazing work- congrats 🎉 12:17
Thanks 😍
how they say, shut up and take my money!!))) really brilliant!
Thanks for the video! Always inspirational.
I have to thank YOU! 🥳
@@makermoekoe 😎🥂🥂🥂
Super Project. Impressive young man! Also wirklich sehr gut von A-Z
How can I learn knowledge about electronics to do these things by myself?
Loving it! great job! can't wait until next video!
Thank you so much!
Just imagine this replacing wheel chairs..... I think this will have awesome applications... Awesome job 👏👏👏
hobi işinden ziyade muhendis işi tebrikler
Wirklich tolles Video und super cooles Projekt 🙌
Danke dir 😍
Very good. Congrats. Remote have a little drift on giro... this really hard to fix. Really, Really great idea on this Project. I Love it
Awesome work! Do you have instructions or a link where you sell plans/BOM/schematics?
Damn this is so cool. Where do you learn stuff like this? Feels very liberating. I wish I knew how to do all this stuff and understood how it all works. Are there any books to read or any sort of documentation?
Wow!!! I means just wow... U are amazing. I am your new instant subscriber...
Thank you so much! 😍
So impressive! Im much more into the mechanical engineering side of things, so the ease with wich you put all this together looks like witchcraft for my. I love how basic - meaning clean and functional - your self-made equipment is. Seriously, I, just in this video - the first of yours I saw - learned about the existence of at least tree manufacturing techniques / use cases for pcb's. I'm blown away.
Btw: you have to put the *mostly assembled* pcb (minus the motors) in your shop. For my own I'd like to make adjustments to the motor size and config. but I'd not like to mess with the soldering or the code. Should be easy enough to hook an Arduino into the analog motor output.
woah thats a really cool project great job!
Thank you ☺️
I love your free flow soldering set up. Any link for that tool or resources to make it?
What were those screw inserts that you added in? I didn't know there were screw inserts that you could attach with solder
The bot is awesome, but honestly the insanely accurate control circuit is mind blowing! Is that just the work of a single accelerometer ?
Just what I was waiting for!
😍
Did you forget a resistor at 5:16?
You are GENIUS.
Thaaaank you! 🙏🏻
Any info or video about that reflow hotplate? Looks unique.
Man I don't even know if I can call myself a maker after watching this. This dude is just on a whole other level. I feel like an 8th grader compared to a college graduate. 🤣
Okay, that PicoCLick controller is a thing I really want to learn how to do, I have a Star Wars droid build planned that it would be very cool for. And oh look! There's a video that appears to be about that. How wonderful!
Glad you found it, if anything’s unclear, then please let me know 😀👍🏻
How did you make that hidden analog stick inside the webserver? So nice the hole project, your content is always flawless.
It is an open source project called virtualjoystick.js which I embed in this tiny webserver 👍🏻
Travail fantastique ! Quand est ce que ce robot omni sera disponible pour que je l'essaie avec mes élèves ?
Great video once again 👍👍
Thanks!
The stereo microscope shots were a treat. Been a while since I had to full screen a yt vid lol
Very nice implemented Mokebe San 👍👍👌👌
Thanks! 😍
Cool video. Looks like an rc fpv moon lander.
Amazing material! Very inspiring.
Thank you! 😍
Please make more videos, you're my motivation
I thought these are impossible. Untill someone show that it can be done. Great work🔥
Thank you 😍
pico click is just awesome great bro..
Wow! Impressive build!
Thank you 🔥
Super cool! you are a genius 👏👏👏👏
Damn, your content amazes me every time I watch it!
Glad to hear - thank you 😍
how much weight does it support? I want to ride it
Awesome little bot!
coole idee, aber hast du echt ne platine für den prototypen bestellt?
Realmente genial y con un esp32 espero probar pronto el esp32 buen trabajo 👍
This is amazing! Congrats! Any chances you will share PCB files or schematics?
Nice... sweet piece of engineering.
Thanks!
Beautiful footage with the auto-tracking camera. Is that a DJI gimbal?
Haha thank you! Nope, it is the new one from Insta360 (Flow) 👍🏻
@@makermoekoe Woah, very nice! I didn't even know they had one. Looks like it was doing a good job! Always appreciate how well-produced your videos are
Very cool! I've always liked omni-wheels. I have some. I need to put them in a project.
Same here so I just created a simple robot to start with them 😀
@@makermoekoe By the way, I really liked your vector simulation.
- super projekt, czekam kiedy będzie w sprzedaży
this is great for drones 👍👍, great job
everything is perfect .. i love such content
Thank you! 😍