Hi! I’m deeply grateful and humbled by the positive response I’ve received from you. 😮🙏 For those interested in seeing how this machine was built, this video provides a more detailed look: ruclips.net/video/qIxWRqDMOc4/видео.htmlsi=vD175JlBd0vXxxlW Just build it!🔧😊
Your natural voice and your English sound great! Don't let your accent keep you from talking in your videos if you want to. Ivan Miranda has a very successful channel and he speaks with a very strong accent in English. His fans still love his videos regardless.
This project has so many legit uses! And about your english - believe me it is better than my Norwegian. That and I think that your voice has a tone and character to it that people would truly enjoy hearing.
Inspiring video! Don't worry about struggling to speak English well, I think you could find making videos a great way to improve even! I myself am finding working on projects difficult but therapeutic and learning a lot along the way!
Amazing work and amazing video mate💯! just stumbled over this video on my feed, glad i clicked it xD And i can just agree - having something to tinker on really is therapy... and while i cant (yet) do such epic stuff... i started with a 3D-Printer, slowly getting there tho one challenge one project at a time! - very inspiring video, keep up the great work and i cant wait for more!😉
Awesome project, Love the min cyber look. Great editing too. Looking forward to your next project !! And congrats on crushing the you tube requirements super fast !! It took me over a year
Love the vid, look forward to seeing what comes next. Don’t be afraid to do a video with your own voice, then add a second ai generated audio track. That way we can choose 😁
coming back to say I've just watched a few of your other videos - your norwegian accented english is really good, totally understandable, please don't be afraid to talk to us :D
Built 3d printers from scratch. Built a motorcycle totally from parts from the internet. Now I am rebuilding a 22ft sailboat. You need to do something to keep active. Brain and body.
Hi! I’ve been considering the idea of automating it, but I’m struggling to see how it could work without a significant risk of collisions or damage. The challenge lies in the fact that, in theory, it needs to push against the snow, which requires some level of collision, while avoiding objects hidden beneath the snow. Any tips?
@@frengen_engineering honestly ardurover has so many tools for this. I will try and keep this simple for translation and reading. you can map all areas and obstacles in ardurover as it is gps based ardupilot/rover does not use a vision system also look into "wheeled skid steer tracks" they are metal tracks that wrap around the tires and they would be perfect for this use in winter!
@frengen_engineering I guess that is indeed a challenge. You might use a load cell mounted on the linkage of the snow blade to detect the pressure exerted on the blade itself, and calibrate it to filter out the pressure sensed by the actual snow when you plow, but this is just an idea from the top of my head. You need to be a bit confortable with programming, since I don't think such sensor exists in the ardurover world. For objects avoidance above the snow there are already some solutions supported by the framework using lidar or depth cameras.
@@frengen_engineering I think you could approach this a few ways, you could use yardage markers that stick above snow that a camera looks for QR codes or IR markers to avoid collision, also premapping the area could provide some help too, a small load sensor on the plow for safety, defined perimiters/barriers where the plow can only go, a low resolution thermal camera to avoid any animals/humans as a second safety feature, a large button/plate on the top that emergency stops the vehicle if someone presses or falls on top of the vehicle. Regarding the load sensor specifically, you could put probes just bellow or above and slightly ahead of the plow scoop, and if it hits anything it stops, basically how a roomba works! I have been following this project and commented on a few of your previous videos, it has been inspiring and I completely agree that a creative challenge can give you a new way of life.
@@MitchStahara Thank you so much for your thoughtful response and great suggestions! I think the "simplest" solution for me would be to keep the machine within a defined area, similar to robotic lawnmowers, using either a boundary wire or GPS. This could be combined with distance sensors to stop the machine before it collides with objects taller than the snow. Making the machine fully autonomous would definitely increase the complexity of the project and require a lot of trial and error, but it’s an exciting challenge. I really appreciate your input. it’s very motivational and helpful. Best Regards
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Hi! I’m deeply grateful and humbled by the positive response I’ve received from you. 😮🙏
For those interested in seeing how this machine was built, this video provides a more detailed look:
ruclips.net/video/qIxWRqDMOc4/видео.htmlsi=vD175JlBd0vXxxlW
Just build it!🔧😊
Your natural voice and your English sound great! Don't let your accent keep you from talking in your videos if you want to. Ivan Miranda has a very successful channel and he speaks with a very strong accent in English. His fans still love his videos regardless.
Great job, just start is key to most adventures in life.
We like your natural voice as well, and accent, but more importantly really glad you did this project very inspiring..
This project has so many legit uses! And about your english - believe me it is better than my Norwegian. That and I think that your voice has a tone and character to it that people would truly enjoy hearing.
Inspiring video! Don't worry about struggling to speak English well, I think you could find making videos a great way to improve even! I myself am finding working on projects difficult but therapeutic and learning a lot along the way!
Part of me wishes it was bigger, but it's a great build. Well done 👍🏾. I'm watching from Wolverhampton West Midlands UK. Have a great New Year 🙏🏾🇬🇧🇳🇴
Thanks! Maybe I should build a bigger one! Would have been cool, and a bit dangerous. Happy new year🎆😊
Do an Electric mini skid steer next.
Yes! That’s a good idea! With hydraulic actuators
Impressive work. Real impressive.
Amazing work and amazing video mate💯! just stumbled over this video on my feed, glad i clicked it xD
And i can just agree - having something to tinker on really is therapy... and while i cant (yet) do such epic stuff... i started with a 3D-Printer, slowly getting there tho one challenge one project at a time! - very inspiring video, keep up the great work and i cant wait for more!😉
Thanks! Really appreciate it! Good luck with your projects😊
DUDE LET'S GO!!!! THIS IS AWESOME!!!!!
Thanks!!😃
Well done!
Awesome project, Love the min cyber look. Great editing too. Looking forward to your next project !! And congrats on crushing the you tube requirements super fast !! It took me over a year
Thank you! It’s both surprising and exciting to see such a positive response! And good luck with your own channel😊
I like your own voice better!
And congratulations on the subs 🎉
Thanks! Will keep trying. I’m not a big fan of AI voice myself. 😊
i like your natural voice.
Rått! Looking forward to new videos :D
Wow great ai voice, super normal sounding. Wish everyone else would use that voice. So many of the ai voices are sooooo annoying.
Love the vid, look forward to seeing what comes next.
Don’t be afraid to do a video with your own voice, then add a second ai generated audio track. That way we can choose 😁
coming back to say I've just watched a few of your other videos - your norwegian accented english is really good, totally understandable, please don't be afraid to talk to us :D
@@UncySpam Thanks! I will try my best😊
Add one of those wireless pan and tilt cameras to it on a poll to see where it is going
it would be interesting to see if you could use a 360 camera as an FPV camera through apple vision. ??
Hope you make more strange projects like this! Subscribed
Love it ❤
Just test drove my own creation now :D inspired by the cyberplow :D
That’s so cool! Hope you make some videos too😊🔧
Would rather hear your voice! It’s authentic. AI just feels hollow and fake. Congrats on the project tho - it’s great 👏
This is amazing!
Awesome!
Very cool!
What software did you use for the electric diagram please?
@@funrover90 The best of the best! MS Paint😆
@ thank you sir 👍🏻
I wonder how that would do with a bobsled hooked up behind it
Tar du bestillinger pø alt det mekaniske så kan jeg montere det elektriske selv?😊
Hi from Brazil! 🇧🇷
@@brunorossini2550 Hi from Norway!🇳🇴😊
🎉
Built 3d printers from scratch.
Built a motorcycle totally from parts from the internet.
Now I am rebuilding a 22ft sailboat.
You need to do something to keep active.
Brain and body.
@@patrickbodine1300 💪💪 Absolutely! It’s like medicine.. and.. sometimes like a disease I guess.😅 But taking action always beats doing nothing🙂
Have you thought about adding a controller for Ardurover to have it plow autonomously? 😊
Hi! I’ve been considering the idea of automating it, but I’m struggling to see how it could work without a significant risk of collisions or damage. The challenge lies in the fact that, in theory, it needs to push against the snow, which requires some level of collision, while avoiding objects hidden beneath the snow. Any tips?
@@frengen_engineering honestly ardurover has so many tools for this. I will try and keep this simple for translation and reading.
you can map all areas and obstacles in ardurover as it is gps based
ardupilot/rover does not use a vision system
also look into "wheeled skid steer tracks" they are metal tracks that wrap around the tires and they would be perfect for this use in winter!
@frengen_engineering I guess that is indeed a challenge. You might use a load cell mounted on the linkage of the snow blade to detect the pressure exerted on the blade itself, and calibrate it to filter out the pressure sensed by the actual snow when you plow, but this is just an idea from the top of my head. You need to be a bit confortable with programming, since I don't think such sensor exists in the ardurover world. For objects avoidance above the snow there are already some solutions supported by the framework using lidar or depth cameras.
@@frengen_engineering I think you could approach this a few ways, you could use yardage markers that stick above snow that a camera looks for QR codes or IR markers to avoid collision, also premapping the area could provide some help too, a small load sensor on the plow for safety, defined perimiters/barriers where the plow can only go, a low resolution thermal camera to avoid any animals/humans as a second safety feature, a large button/plate on the top that emergency stops the vehicle if someone presses or falls on top of the vehicle. Regarding the load sensor specifically, you could put probes just bellow or above and slightly ahead of the plow scoop, and if it hits anything it stops, basically how a roomba works! I have been following this project and commented on a few of your previous videos, it has been inspiring and I completely agree that a creative challenge can give you a new way of life.
@@MitchStahara Thank you so much for your thoughtful response and great suggestions! I think the "simplest" solution for me would be to keep the machine within a defined area, similar to robotic lawnmowers, using either a boundary wire or GPS.
This could be combined with distance sensors to stop the machine before it collides with objects taller than the snow.
Making the machine fully autonomous would definitely increase the complexity of the project and require a lot of trial and error, but it’s an exciting challenge.
I really appreciate your input. it’s very motivational and helpful.
Best Regards
Wait where’s the details?
This video shows most of the building process 😊 ruclips.net/video/qIxWRqDMOc4/видео.htmlsi=vD175JlBd0vXxxlW
Make it under $2000 CAD I buy one lol
👍✌🖖🍷Good job, peace, live long, and have a drink. (Responsibly of course)