Collaborate Disseminate
Drones have revolutionized the world of videography in perhaps the biggest way since the advent of digital hardware. They’re used to get shots that are impractical or entirely impossible to …read more Continue reading Drone Filming Chile’s Urban Bike Race Takes Some Fancy Radio Gear
There are plenty of RC cars and robot platforms out there that you can buy. However, there’s an understanding that’s gained from building your own rover from the ground up. …read more Continue reading A Simple 3D Printed Rover Design
Multirotor drones tend to need quality and well-matched parts in order to stay balanced and in the air. However, crash enough drones and you might find you’ve got plenty of …read more Continue reading Neat Little Airboat Built From Old Drone Parts
Mowing the lawn can be a tedious job. Tired of the effort involved, [i did a thing] decided to enlist the help of [Makers Muse] to build a radio controlled …read more Continue reading Building A Quick and Dirty RC Mower With FPV
First-person view technology has become hugely popular in the RC community, letting the user get a vantage point as though they were actually within their tiny scale vehicle. It can …read more Continue reading Vibration Isolation Helps Improve FPV Video Feed
First-person view, or FPV, has become hugely popular in RC flying circles. A pair of video goggles lets the pilot fly with vision from the plane itself. To make things …read more Continue reading High Speed Flight In A Homebrew FPV Cockpit
When somebody builds a quadcopter with the express purpose of flying it as fast and aggressively as possible, it’s not exactly a surprise when they eventually run it into an immovable object hard enough to break something. In fact, it’s …read more
One of the major choices a newcomer to the RC flying hobby must make is on the RC link protocol. To add the list of choices (or confusion) there is now a new open-source, low latency, and long-range protocol named …read more
Continue reading ExpressLRS: Open Source, Low Latency, Long Range RC Protocol
A common complaint we’ve seen on many of the recent cyberdeck builds is that they don’t offer any display technology more advanced than a tablet-sized IPS panel. The argument goes that to be a true deck in the Gibsonian sense, it’s got to have some kind of virtual reality interface …read more
Continue reading Low-Cost Head Mounted Display from FPV Gear
Super Soakers were great fun back in the day, but adults tend to get tired of the manual labour of pumping pretty quickly. [Sean] decided to build something a touch more modern, coming up with this head-tracking water blaster.
To eliminate pumping, the build instead enlists the services of an …read more
Continue reading Head-Tracking NES Water Blaster Is Good Summer Fun