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Fluid Simulation Pendant

mitxela

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Intermediate. Assumes working knowledge.

2.5M views1 year ago2 recommendations

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mitxela details the hardware design, metalwork, PCB assembly, and software implementation of a wearable fluid simulation pendant.

More info: mitxela.com/fluid-pendant Ten minute physics: youtube.com/@TenMinutePhysics Bandcamp: mitxela.bandcamp.com Patreon: patreon.com/mitxela PayPal: paypal.me/mitxela Intro and FLIP Hardware design Metalwork PCB assembly Software Assembly 2nd Pendant and beyond

Why it's here

2 people recommend this

What people say. Engineers point to this project as an inspiring example of bare-metal programming and compact hardware design.

u/Coldcandle7in r/embedded • Recommends

…imatronic eyes that you can steer with a xbox controller, but that was all pretty simple stuff. As soon as I look at coding or any type of math, I instantly get scared and my fight or flight kicks in. I really do want to understand it, but it all just seems like too much at once and way too complex. I want to be able to build something like this: [video It seems doable with a lot of time and dedication (and money) but I have no idea how to get started on understanding the tiny electronic parts or especially the math and the programming. I did some low level programming but I got bored and stopped because i did not know what to use it for. How do you start out? Are there any special resour…

u/Prawn1908in r/embedded • Recommends

On “First bare metal project!”

That's pretty cool. I've always wanted to make one of those since I saw mitxela's video but haven't gotten around to it yet.

u/ManaSpikein r/embedded • Mentions

On “My business card runs a fluid simulation.”

Reminds me of link to this video

u/engmin r/embedded • Mentions

On “Simulation”

nice. reminds me of this mitxela video link to this video

u/deepserketin r/embedded • Mentions

On “Sand sim. Esp32, mpu 6050, 8*8 matrix.”

A similar project: link to this video

u/Prawn1908in r/embedded • Mentions

On “First bare metal project!”

Just FYI, this isn't an entirely original idea. I'm pretty sure OP mostly copied this video. u/sangeethl_m