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episode 86: EP#86: Don’t Try This At Home
- Annika O'Brien
- Founder and driving force behind both the LA Robotics Club and Houston Robotics Club
- Focus into creating communities for people of all ages who have an interest in learning more about Robotics and Electronics
- Houston Robotics Club
- Working on getting 501c3 status (nonprofit)
- Outreach and free mentor-ship programs
- About 100 active users
- Shout Out to TX/RX
- Landmine Tracking Robotics
- Symbiobots
- Communicates with rat and rat smells TNT
- Piper the robot sees the rat’s dance
- Will eventually drill into landmines to inject environmentally safe Gel that will biodegrade TNT
Tags: Annika O'Brien, Houston Robotics Club, MacroFab, macrofab engineering podcast, MEP, Nerd Cred, Podcast, Symbiobots, TX/RX