Great project by Yaghivah Brenner I came across +Yaghiyah Brenner ‘s blog via Google Plus and I am glad to have found another South African that shares my passion for tinkering with electronics...
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Relearning C-programming I had to take a break from building and designing my line follower robot, because I ran into a brick wall when I realised I have forgotten EVERYTHING I knew about c-programmin...
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Follow up from “Designing a line follower robot – part 1” and “Designing a line follower robot – part 2“: So, by now I should’ve had the first part of code ...
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Line follower robot DIY – 2 This is the second part of the “Designing a line follower robot”. See Part 1 here. Here I will lay out the first steps in this design: The weapo...
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I get very excited about tinkering with electronics and things that move, light up, make a noise or generally just respond to my inputs. A project which I have looking to do for a long time now is t...
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An Invite to Robotics Info Sharing by iSET This Invitation from +I-SET is extended to all interested parties who are thinking about starting up or getting more involved with learner Robotics groups...
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The IEEE AfriCon 2013 This information about the AfriCon 2013 call for papers was sent to me by +Andre Hoffmann (Founding member of Robotics South Africa) and I think it is flippin’ awesome ...
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Young Engineers and Scientists of Africa (YESA) YESA is a non-profit organisation which is aimed at increasing the output of engineers and scientists from schools in Africa. YESA (pronounced “...
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Robonica Roboni-i In a previous post (Robonica Roboni-i: inside out), I took the smart little, two wheeled robot apart and discussed the parts that make up the robot. For example it utilises an Atme...
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A question from an engineer in training The title of this blog is the question that was posed to me by a young student engineer who is working in the same factory as me for practical training. At firs...
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