Het werk van John Baichtal verkent de kruising van technologie en creativiteit, met een bijzondere focus op robotica en doe-het-zelfprojecten. Zijn geschriften gaan vaak in op hoe alledaagse voorwerpen kunnen worden getransformeerd in complexe, functionele apparaten, wat blijk geeft van een diep begrip van technische innovatie. Baichtal onderzoekt de 'maker'-cultuur en biedt lezers inzicht in het leven van professionele makers, waardoor een geest van experimentatie wordt bevorderd. Zijn aanpak is zowel praktisch als inspirerend, en moedigt lezers aan om zelf te ontdekken en te bouwen.
Written by the founder of Printrbot, his staff, and veteran DIY authors, this book of projects exemplifies the broad range of highly personalized, limit- pushing project possibilities of 3D printing when combined with affordable electronic components and materials
The Cult of LEGO by John Baichtal and Joe Meno offers an illustrated exploration of the vibrant LEGO community, showcasing diverse fans and their remarkable creations. From professional artists to unique models, this book celebrates the creativity and passion behind LEGO, inspiring readers to unleash their imagination with bricks.
Make amazing robots and gadgets by combining two of the hottest DIY technologies: the venerable LEGO and the upstart Arduino. With this book, you'll focus on six projects, each more challenging and informative than the next. In each project, you'll explore different ways that Arduino adds functionality to LEGO Mindstorms.
Teaching everything from how to make a chopper to soldering up electronic circuits, Make: Bikes presents 18 different projects to enhance your bicycle for the summer, including a handlebar-mounted synthesizer horn, a LED headlight, and a mini trailer hauling an armored suitcase
"Loaded with full-color step-by-step illustrations!"--Cover.
In Make: Workshop Mastery With Jimmy DiResta, Jimmy and co-author John Baichtal teach readers essential workshop skills with over a dozen projects that explore everything from mold-making to CNC routing on to metalsmithing.
A guide that shows how to create just about anything from virtual LEGO blocks using free software. It helps you learn how to install and customize LEGO Digital Designer, navigate the user interface, and get started on your own projects. It illustrates each technique and software tool.
Minecraft for Makers explores the intersection of this creative and beloved electronic game with the real world. It gives readers the opportunity to take familiar objects from the game - such as blocks, jack o'lanterns, and mobs - and make real-world versions of them.
Project 0: All About LEDs (Sean Michael Ragan) Project 1: Four Simple Projects (Lenore Edman and Windell Oskay) Project 2: Desktop UFO Lamp (James Floyd Kelly) Project 3: The Cheater's Digital Dice (JB) Project 4: Surface-Mount LED Name Tag (Alex Dyba) Project 5: Yggflexisil: The Flexible Illuminated Tree (Erin Kennedy) Project 6: Realtime Music Visualizer (Michael Krumpus) Project 7: Automatic Infrared Air Conditioning (Kaas Baichtal) Project 8: Raspberry Potter Wand Remote (Sean O'Brien) Project 9: The Starfield Visualizer Box (Adam Wolf) Project 10: Optical Screwdriver Synthesizer (JB) Project 11: Magic-Gem Timing Bracer (Mike Hord) Project 12: Wearable LED Text Display Sash (Kristina Durivage) Glossary List of Suppliers