Stuff Made Here breaks down Automatic Bow
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2021
- This is a recording of a patreon livestream where I went through my automatic bow video and shared additional thoughts and information on the project.
If you're interested in supporting these projects or being part of behind the scenes content like this, check out my patreon: / stuffmadehere - Наука та технологія
hey, thanks for editing this and uploading it here for your youtube audience. supporting creators is still a bit outside my budget and i know my views don't translate to much revenue for you, but i really appreciate you taking the time to post it here for people like me. keep making stuff and being cool, mr. stuff
I would like to second the sentiment and the words in your comment.
As a full-time uni student in a third world country, supporting creators is quite difficult for me and would require much more than skipping a couple of drive-thru(s?) during the month (even without considering that I don't eat fast food) :^/
Hopefully once I graduate a couple of years from now I'll be able to find a job with pay good enough that supporting creators I actually enjoy will be viable.
3rd year MechEng student here, I would also like to add my voice to this. I love watching his videos and these breakdowns are super interesting as well. I've learnt a lot from SMH in the last two years or so, and he's inspired me to pursue Mechatronics and Digital Control Systems.
As soon as I am able I will absolutely become a Patron to support him, but in the meantime I'm very thankful for every video he makes available to us.
physics undergrad here.. I feel kinda guilty for not being able to support the amazing things that I get on the internet in general, but I am sure that this will be one the first channels that I donate to when I can sustain myself.
High school student here and I would like to add on this. Its amazing how you design this for nothing more than the fun of engineering as I know that you also need to make money, you still go out of your way to share just for the fun of engineering. And I do belive it hits all different ages, just from this thread people from highschool to masters college and probably much more than that. Great things. (Also if I could intern would you, please let me know :) )
Oh yes yes
my dad is a mechanical engineer that works on top fuel dragsters and when i first showed him your videos he was extremely impressed and now your his very first channel he ever subscribed to and he eagerly waits and watches everyone of your videos. honestly you should be extremely proud of your youtube channel especially when you built it up all so quickly
I have never paid for youtube content, I've never contributed to any channels but since you're videos are so awesome & you've inspired me so much, I'm gonna start supporting you on patreon from today onwards. Thank You So Much Shane :)
I think this is a great way to give your core/die hard audience a heaft chunk of extra content without having to compromise the quality of your main channel or spend the weeks and months of time it takes you too make a new gadget video. Great work sir.
Can we appreciate how many levels above stuff made here is
This channel is an addiction
it's a lifestyle
its almost dangerous how addictive this channel is. just 3 videos and i cant get away from this. i need help.
@@necaton I envy you for the shows that you have yet to watch!
I’m pretty sure he was one of the main influences of me starting carpentry
Shane, you are everything an engineer aspires to be, and more!
Also, dude, love the 'Big Rigs' reference, I laughed so hard at that...
I dare not even aspire to his level of knowledge.
of all the absurd things that you did... the tv for a joke was the most absurd one. 😂
and what you do, is actually worth it, you have inspired a full generation of engineers, including me 😁
Really appreciate this level of technical insight, was what drew me to your channel over a lot of other pop science/ engineering in the first place
The quality of the 90s video editing almost outshines the auto-bow itself!
I love your wife's dry humor lmao. Is too damn funny. Is easy to see why you 2 ended up together. Seem perfect for each other.
those are some lucky kids!
This channel is a Lifestyle, and I support it
I really appreciate this video. You're actually an incredible engineer and I feel like I'm learning a lot by hearing you explain things, but the algorithm always makes creators skip the "boring" part.
that 80's part stood out and was well worth it , i knew it would have taken hours to get right and made me think about your editing so please don't stop pushing yourself like this the little things really do make a huge difference and will be noticed.
agreed! its what makes him stand out
Yes I also want to add that I love his editing and how he had adds extra touches all the time
This the type of video I will watch at 2am.. and watch the WHOLEEE THING🙏🏼
I'm not alone! brother 🙏
It is currently 2 am for me and I feel called out.
Amazing! I had just watched The Automatic Bow video again for the 4th time like 2 hours ago... This is amazing
I love the extra commentary! Thanks for doing this. It edifies us all.
You really set yourself apart by doing things you enjoy vs things you think will get clicks. Truly One of a kind
"Turn your amazing HD-footage into analog garbage" 😂😂😂 that really got me
Oh yeeeah, we've all been waiting for this one!
7:50 it's really easy to count frames on YT, because comma and period advance and rewind frame by frame while paused.
I still consider it overkill, though
I didn’t know that, thanks!
I love your sense of humor with your wife's involvement and third monitor jokes. Keep it up!
You, my friend, are a hero of our time. Keep up the great work!
Really enjoy these deep dives. I learn so much that I take away when I go to develop something.
I just wanted to say I love any content that you make and im always waiting for more!
Loved the old timey tv skit, definitely thought it was real footage of your wife from the past before you showed up in it. Thanks for spending the time to convert your HD footage into garbage
This is crazy interesting to me. I love your channel and your humour. Thanks man for the top notch edutainment! I am jealous of the possibilities you have for building this stuff
Merry Christmas to you and your family! I wish you the best of success that 2024 has to offer you and more !!!
ANYTHING for more videos 😊
Thank you for kicking the inner nerd in me and waking it up. This is the most unappreciated channel on the internet
Whisker Biscuit is definitely the best thing I've heard this month. Also, I love you. Keep making awesome things. I hope to be able to do this someday.....stupid debt.
I appreciate the effort you put into the analogue look for the telly. Made it feel authentically '80s
This is the only channel I have watched every single video
Didn't get this in my recommended for some reason... I get every single video of yours from both channels in my recommended except for this one. Very glad you uploaded for your UA-cam audience!!
Constant force springs are awesome. We used two of them for our FRC Deep Space bot in 2019. Everyone was admiring them hahaha
Worth all 3,880 seconds… thank you for uploading here! Sad to have missed the livestream itself and a chance to ask questions in real-time.
Loved this video! Thank you for sharing all your great development experience with the world!
Appreciate all the work you do making interesting things and keeping us entertained. have a great day
I love these videos!! Thank you for doing another breakdown, please keep making more! I find them at least as fascinating as the build videos themselves :)
Your channel is one of my favorites now. Keep it up man! You’re great.
'90 tv was totally worth it! the best "analog garbage" i've seen in years
Just found this second channel, I see there's not much, but this is awesome! Thanks for taking the time to share your projects
Omg I'm so happy this video is so long.....
This was really cool behind the scene. I knew it wasnt an easy project, but damn. You deserve all the internet points my man. Well done
CNC a fake TV for a gag. what a legend.
This thing was completely insane
I admire the amount of work that you put into your projects. You could totally just do the bare minimum to make things work and use video editing to make it looks like it's working well even when it's not. Many UA-camrs like you doesn't really care if their invention is working well or not, they just care about pumping the maximum of videos, which can be understandable when they rely on this to pay the rent, but it also makes their videos a lot less impressive than yours.
I also really like the little sketches like the old TV thing, you and your wife can be very funny sometimes, especially your wife!
11:24 it is amazing how you’ve developed a Target Panic(which usually happens when you are shooting a lot and trying very hard to hit the target) while not shooting a lot of arrows(lol! At least not “manually”
You can buy glass beads for bead blasting for pennies. They are retroreflective, and I believe you can make budget tracking balls or stickers with that stuff.
I'm not sure they would be good enough for a system like this.
I still can't understand how one person can be this smart.
Are you going to collaborate with the Slingshot Channel? Jorge Sprave?
They had an interaction in the comments when Slingshot Channel reacted to his video. I don't expect one based on the exchange.
Joerg Sprave wants to see its features and challenge your auto-bow
Regarding the tracking cameras and now portability;
Much like a beholder, Mr. Made-here is stronger in his lair.
"Why you keep punching yourself?" Bully Bow
Time to play this like a podcast for my 3 hour drive tomorrow.
Your amazing, I love your projects and they always amaze me. I hope one day I can be as good as an engineer and programmer as you.
this is completely interesting and absolutely grabbing of my fun bone. appreciate the video, but dang the work you put into this ! super cool nerdy stuff 😎
Thank you for the analysis
6:00 That effect was amazing. So totally worth it IMHO! :D
Awesome explanation video! These are cool!
Please make more of these.
Like others have said hearing the more detailed breakdown from you is really interesting, thanks for doing this! If you need a hand with the software end on a project I'm here lol. Especially ideas for a project that would require a few us/ms response to sensor data
Fantastic content.
Lol nothing like “assembling a thingy” 😉😄Love your channel ❤️Thankyou🙏
man I am loving these I'm bout to sign the Patreon
Really great video
Better than the original channel. Appreciate it!
im gonna support you on patreon once i start earning lol im a kid rn who is basically broke but i love your work man really really do
Please keep up the second channel (when you have time!). I could easily watch two hour versions of your main videos, so it's nice to have a bit more insight.
Have you seen JoergSprave's reply to your video? As an addition to that (since he doesn't address moving targets) maybe you could keep the actuators to lead the target with you just keeping a laser sight on the target and internal computing to track distance and velocity.
Love these videos!
For the drone motors, you need to add a sensor, either hall effect or encoder, to monitor the position. Sensorless/Field monitoring doesn't work well under high loads, VESCs are the only ones that work well for that afaik.
This second channel earns it's value within the first minute. Constant force springs? I've seen many in my life without thinking much about it, but now it might be a worth addition to a dslr rig I have in mind. I see there are various kinds yours being a preload one? I would like to know more, any sources to select and calculate what is needed?
Will you be co-labing with the slingshot channel as he mentioned this video and was willing to help with a legolas bow
Have you seen the video of Joerg Sprave reacting to yours? He had some nice ideas that I really think are worth exploring
He already answered him in the comment section.
@@kinslerable ah, thanks for pointing it out. I didn't know, sorry
@@kinslerable - Got a link to where the answers are? Just for reading.
@@reggiep75 m.ua-cam.com/video/F583BtHJihQ/v-deo.html
Its the first comment.
This channel is awesome
this video answered so many of my questions. the arrow bot is by far my most favorite video second place is v3 of basketball hoop aimbot and third is nutcracker
i also really love the pool table
You should've named this channel "Stuff made there" 🤔
Please, please, please, be the person that perfects the mosquito shooting laser. It would be a massive benefit to humanity, and also a source of unrelenting satisfaction.
The latest odrive firmware supports motor temperature sensing. It think it is configured as a thermal cutout, but I'm sure it could be tweaked to regulate the motor current limit through a PI loop.
I thought that the old time-y tv thing was super cool
19:35 the Valve/HTC Vive lighthouse system is another very good option at a relatively low cost
So amazing!
Excellent, thanks.
Hey ! For the elbow pain problem have you thought about putting the handle horizontally instead of vertically? Your videos and your project are amazing, continue like that!
Please do more explanation videos like this one.
Love the Big Rigs: Over the Road Racing reference. :)
I'd like to think that maybe you saw my review of it back in the day. hahaha
This was great.
Another idea for object tracking. Shinobi, security cameras and tensorflow. It's mind blowing what tensorflow lets you do.
Considering that the system at 39:15 is essentially an un-stiff actuator holding up a rather heavy mass, would you consider using a seismic counter-mass to actuate the bow, instead of pushing-off against your own (relatively compliant) left hand?
Hi! I really admire your skill and craftsmanship!
As an archer, If you would ever want to ask a question about archery (both recurve and compound) I would be more than glad to help.
I spent the last 4 years researching everything about archery, both technical and technique-wise.
Anything you would want to know - equipment, setup and tuning for repeatability, arrow spines... I'm here :)
Love it 😊
Stuff Made Here, Love the channel & your content. Would love to see you make an electric magnetic basketball hoop and attract/repel basketball shots to see if it’s possible.
Now I want to see you do a F-Class (open) riffle that only shoots V’s! That would be impressive
I wish you could improve the fenris bow. Rapid firing arrows with already made calculations of the target. That would be Amazing.
Can you do a trebuchet or a catapult projectile of which does the aiming.
This is really interesting
Could you tell us about the table top CNC you built? I'm embarking on this with a friends, and I'm sure you have some great lessons learnt!
I'm reading a book called The MVP Machine that sings about these optitrack cameras and how some people are using them to develop new pitches and optimize swing mechanics in baseball. Apparently they're very popular in MLB, golf, and probably other sports. But that's probably why they're expensive.
Have you thought of an eye be tracking device used to move a webcam in front on the monitor while being in videoconferences like Zoom? Having a webcam moving to where your eyes look (or with tiny offset) would give the participant the impression that we look at them always...
To make it work longer range without the tracking cameras:
Using a "normal" camera down a scope you could estimate the distance of a target of known size and relative aim vs target position.
Then use some kind of IMU system to measure the orientation of the projectile launcher vs gravity and the scope.
You don't need to know the absolute positions, you only need to know the relative position of the target to the launcher and orientation to gravity.
You could use a 2d map on transparent LCD that shows the certainty of position of your identified target, and where the projectile is likely to end up. Like a probability wave function. Target in Blue, predicted location in red. Then you could use actuators so it can move it onto target for you as your current set up. Maybe an green area around the Red to show where you're physically aiming vs where it's capable of moving to. So that you try and get the blue target in the middle of the green area and it tries to line up the red with the target.
Maybe a ghost image for the target like an overlay predicting it's position for moving targets.
How can i learn to code like you... For engineering.