Selectramatronics
What if a typewriter could talk? I wanted to see if I could move a sphere o' mouths fast enough to lipsync at a reasonable frame rate. All of the footage of the mouth mechanism in action (apart from the slow motion segments) is real time with no camera trickery. The demo at the end was sequenced in advance using a mixture of automated and manual lip syncing, and played back with synchronised audio by the embedded Raspberry Pi. 00:00 Prototype 2 shape mouth 00:50 Prototype 5 shape mouth 02:00 Designing a 3D ball o' mouths 03:22 Extending a stepper motor 04:52 Assembling the mechanism 06:07 Designing the control board 07:35 First words 08:15 The brow mechanism 08:54 Adding a face 11:03 The hat 11:55 Demo

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I Printed a Microchip That Runs on Air — A Nervous System for Squishy Robots!

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Touching things at the atomic level (I love microscopes)

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Trump Gets Booed and Falls Asleep at NBA Finals, Spreads Deranged CA Election Lies: A Closer Look

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I Hacked This Temu Router. What I Found Should Be Illegal.

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The IBM Selectric Typewriter is a Mechanical Masterpiece

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Building pawns that transform into every piece

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Turning a Raspberry Pi into a (Physical) Virtual Pet

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This mechanism shrinks when pulled

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Digital Iris

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I Solved Klotski

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Inventing the Adjustable Allen Key | Toolroom Takeover 2025

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Expanding racks

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A laser pointer at 2 billion fps makes the speed of light look... kinda weird

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Programming in Assembly without an Operating System

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I Gave my Tiny Walking Robot AI, and Now He Hates Me

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I Wasn’t Expecting These FUNNIEST Animals… 😂

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The Surprising Flaws in 18650 Lithium-Ion Batteries

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Building a Gifford-McMahon Cryocooler With 3d-Printed Parts

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DIY Solar Concentrators, Made Better.

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