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Edwin Dertien
Edwin Dertien (edwindertien.nl) is a creative roboticist at the University of Twente, where he teaches physical computing, sensors, tinkering and explorative design. He also works at the ASSortiMENS foundation, where he runs a FabLab inspired workshop for people with autism-related issues. He tries to combine his experience as improv-theatre musician with robot design, hidherto yielding a fleet of (essentially MIDI controlled) robot projects ranging from full size animatronic androids to bio inspired snake bots for pipe inspection.
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07/11/2018
The machine we built is large, low-res and veeerrrrryyyy slow. It is also big, bad-ass, cheap and out of control,...
02/06/2017
When you’re thinking about making your own fitness tracker, smartwatch, or wearable biosensing device, Maxim Integrated has recently launched the...
08/22/2016
The BITalino is great for biohacking — hook up the sensors and play Classic Pong with a swing of your...
08/19/2016
Welcome to the Biosignal Revolution Suppose you could measure your mood, your stress level, or enthusiasm electronically and use it...
03/04/2016
Pump up your look using drone motors and pneumatic air muscles to give your wearables a hint of animation with...
12/12/2013
With 70+ makers and more than 5,000 visitors at last month's Twente mini Maker Faire, the event wasn't so mini....
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