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Paperback. Condizione: Very Good. Humanoid robots aren't just for mega-corps and secretive startups. In this issue of Make:, we show you how to use AI programs and open source plans to experiment and build your own humanoid helpers right now! In our cover story, build VoxHead, a fully animated, embodied AI, humanoid head from scratch. Then, we catch up with Gael Langevin about the continuing evolution of open source humanoid InMoov: new facial expressions, integrated AI, and even synthetic skin! Plus, humanoid robots need a trusty canine companion -- build a cute, athletic, quadruped pupper with an AI chatbot brain and powerful QDD actuators. But how do we make all these futuristic robots move? Dive into our primer on field-oriented control for brushless motors, the tech that lets bots run and jump like never before. Then, we revisit our ultimate maker tools for your workshop. The kicker: a pie-in-the-sky workshop from 20 years ago is now affordable for makers! But our visit to Lawrence Berkeley National Labs also shows there's always a crazier workshop out there. Plus 17 projects, including: Construct a tiny houseboat for day trips and camping that packs down to fit in an SUV Use inverse kinematics to give a robot arm sketchbot pinpoint accuracy Fly a lively, no-sew kite using Tyvek fabric and 3D-printed connectors Block-print computational moiré patterns with Open Press Project and p5.js. Build a laser communicator using logic chips to send secret codes securely Make flexible pushbuttons and switches for wearable electronics Assemble a 100W fast-charging battery bank using lithium cells salvaged from disposable vapes And much more. …

Paperback. Condizione: Very Good. Humanoid robots aren't just for mega-corps and secretive startups. In this issue of Make:, we show you how to use AI programs and open source plans to experiment and build your own humanoid helpers right now! In our cover story, build VoxHead, a fully animated, embodied AI, humanoid head from scratch. Then, we catch up with Gael Langevin about the continuing evolution of open source humanoid InMoov: new facial expressions, integrated AI, and even synthetic skin! Plus, humanoid robots need a trusty canine companion -- build a cute, athletic, quadruped pupper with an AI chatbot brain and powerful QDD actuators. But how do we make all these futuristic robots move? Dive into our primer on field-oriented control for brushless motors, the tech that lets bots run and jump like never before. Then, we revisit our ultimate maker tools for your workshop. The kicker: a pie-in-the-sky workshop from 20 years ago is now affordable for makers! But our visit to Lawrence Berkeley National Labs also shows there's always a crazier workshop out there. Plus 17 projects, including: Construct a tiny houseboat for day trips and camping that packs down to fit in an SUV Use inverse kinematics to give a robot arm sketchbot pinpoint accuracy Fly a lively, no-sew kite using Tyvek fabric and 3D-printed connectors Block-print computational moiré patterns with Open Press Project and p5.js. Build a laser communicator using logic chips to send secret codes securely Make flexible pushbuttons and switches for wearable electronics Assemble a 100W fast-charging battery bank using lithium cells salvaged from disposable vapes And much more. …

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Humanoid robots aren't just for mega-corps and secretive startups. In this issue of Make: , we show you how to use AI programs and open source plans to experiment and build your own humanoid helpers right now! In our cover story, build VoxHead, a fully animated, embodied AI, humanoid head from scratch. Then, we catch up with Gael Langevin about the continuing evolution of open source humanoid InMoov: new facial expressions, integrated AI, and even synthetic skin! Plus, humanoid robots need a trusty canine companion -- build a cute, athletic, quadruped pupper with an AI chatbot brain and powerful QDD actuators. But how do we make all these futuristic robots move? Dive into our primer on field-oriented control for brushless motors, the tech that lets bots run and jump like never before. Then, we revisit our ultimate maker tools for your workshop. The kicker: a pie-in-the-sky workshop from 20 years ago is now affordable for makers! But our visit to Lawrence Berkeley National Labs also shows there's always a crazier workshop out there. Plus 17 projects, including: Construct a tiny houseboat for day trips and camping that packs down to fit in an SUVUse inverse kinematics to give a robot arm sketchbot pinpoint accuracyFly a lively, no-sew kite using Tyvek fabric and 3D-printed connectorsBlock-print computational moire patterns with Open Press Project and p5.js.Build a laser communicator using logic chips to send secret codes securelyMake flexible pushbuttons and switches for wearable electronicsAssemble a 100W fast-charging battery bank using lithium cells salvaged from disposable vapesAnd much more! Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: Brand New. 128 pages. 9.50x6.50x0.25 inches. In Stock.

Paperback. Condizione: Brand New. 128 pages. 9.50x6.50x0.25 inches. In Stock.

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