Now with Haas TM2P
In honor of Business, I had a company party last week. It was business themed. Friends brought sharp looks, custom NDAs and we even got together an angel investment round with a $10 Billion valuation.
The pitch deck went over well, and the flamethrower was a hit.
It was a great success, and the creme brulee we had were featured in Business Insider, Metro UK, and Twitter Moments.
Thanks to Pinguino for the wonderful pictures and the cake!
Hopefully everyone enjoyed their raffle prizes!
After the introduction for the Crypto Robots Course, I surveyed participants and industry folks to see what topics you the viewer would like covered in the lecture series.
The results are in! It seems like multidisciplinary and Computer science topics are most popular, followed by electrical engineering and complex mechanical engineering topics.
I’m going to prioritize the most interesting and popular topics first, but eventually swing back around to cover niche fields. Get excited! The next talk in the series is currently in the works, and tickets, slides, and other material will be posted at www.swarf.io/robotics shortly!
Here are the Topic Average Scores by Discipline
Mechanical
Electrical
Software
Multidisciplinary
See you there
Hi,
I’m starting a hands on lecture series called Crypto Robots, CAD and Code at Crashspace, your friendly local Los Angeles Hackerspace. Join in on the fun, learn a thing or two about how to make a sweet robot, sling some code, or crank out some CAD.
Space is limited, sign up here
– Kyle
Life is a journey.
I can’t stop watching this video, to all my friends and compatriots, the whole human race, you did great. Keep going.
I’m starting on a couple new projects that I’m pretty excited about. Normally I’ve got a single thread to maintain: either build a rocket, or a hyperloop. I’ve decided to give multi-tasking a try.
The first project is a rather interesting design feat that I can’t really talk about yet. Suffice to say, it should be a ton of fun, hardcore mechanical design, building of giant stuff and getting back to my robotics roots. Look forward to something later this year.
The other is a self started venture, as yet unnamed. I’m starting by building a machine shop, so I can develop products, master machining, and create a foundation for my engineering company that will take over the world. I’m working up a design for my first product. I’ll post development updates here.