Codidactic retweeted
Can we call our lab a hacker house yet?
Two guys. Full-time. Building, testing, breaking, shipping.
From robots to weird hardware experiments, this lab is slowly turning into a real hacker house.
Codidactic retweeted
We are building a camera-free surveillance device for private rooms.
This is our first raw attempt at detecting human presence using WiFi signal tracking, scanning, fingerprinting, disturbance-zone detection, and tactical inference models.
Just a novice dad-son experiment with zero formal expertise in this space. So please don’t ask deep technical questions yet 😊
Codidactic retweeted
A new day for a new experiment. Can we make the robot hand play the keyboard? Only time will tell.
Codidactic retweeted
🚨 BREAKING: Google Research just dropped the textbook killer.
Its called "Learn Your Way" and it uses LearnLM to transform any PDF into 5 personalized learning formats. Students using it scored 78% vs 67% on retention tests.
The education revolution is here.
Codidactic retweeted
Ejemplo didáctico de red neuronal sencilla con 3 neuronas utilizando Arduino Uno. Ideal para acompañar las explicaciones en clase y con las que se puede interactuar físicamente, ayudando a comprender y asimilar la teoría. Lista para usar aquí: 👇🏻 github.com/asinformatico/Neu…
Codidactic retweeted
Adventures In Microscopy: Pond Water
1/4
More microscopic investigations from my Foldscopin' on the Farm! I saw the pond & couldn't resist grabbing a sample! The amount of life seen in one drop is truly awe inspiring.
#FearlessMicroscopy #STEAM #ScienceIsBeautiful #ScienceIsFun
Codidactic retweeted
Adventures In Microscopy: Micro Photo Shoot
Oregano flowers are so tiny that I could put an entire flower under my Foldscope 2.0! Enjoy the micro-still life results! (50X mag)
#FearlessMicroscopy #STEAM #GardenMicroscopy #ScienceIsBeautiful #Foldscope
Codidactic retweeted
Circuit Design in progress. Made with cirkitdesigner.com. This is way better and easier than tinkercad.
@LionCircuits @PcbCupid
Codidactic retweeted
I’ve added voice input for kids who love talking more than typing, powered by the browser’s Web Speech API.
Give it a try and let your child submit their idea to the world’s first directory of ideas by kids.
ideasbykids.co/
Codidactic retweeted
Junior had an idea. I posted it.
But I kept thinking how many kids have ideas that never get shared?
And how many that do… just drown in the noise?
So we made ideasbykids.co
A quiet corner where kids’ ideas stay seen.
A parent’s small way of saying: your idea matters.
Laksh plans to build “Project Buddy” on Raspberry Pi — a standalone device that helps kids pick projects, shows correct parts, pinouts, validated code, and even checks photos to verify. No need to visit multiple sites, sources or forums. Works off/online. @harishashok @suhasasumukh
Codidactic retweeted
Os recuerdo que los mecenas que ayuden con un donativo a realizar este juego, tendrán su nombre escrito en letras de oro dentro del juego. Pero ha de ser ahora, antes de que termine el verano: sequentia-soft.itch.io/odyss…
Codidactic retweeted
A gamified programming language where you earn keywords like `goto`, `while`, and `if`, and standard libraries like `time` and `rand`, by leveling up.
Codidactic retweeted
Curious friends, relatives, and even strangers have asked, what Laksh really does during those company visits?
So, we made a video.
Watch and tell us what you think.
How Screen-Free Toys Are Made At Clapstore Toys I Laksh visits the factory youtu.be/fPmippfjAtg?si=Z1UT… via @YouTube
Codidactic retweeted
Some of the best learning spaces aren’t classrooms.
They’re inside factories, labs, and studios where things are planned, built, and shipped.
We go there.
Watch our hands-on learning trip highlights in Pune.
youtu.be/nlrQzeuCLdY
Codidactic retweeted
Prototype of the #ZxSpectrum built in late 1981 by Steve Vickers and Richard Altwasser (the true "fathers" of the computer) as a demonstrator and testbed. It is currently on display at the Centre for Computing History in #Cambridge.
Codidactic retweeted
One of the coolest kids on the way to building great stuff. Happy to have met him and spent time understanding his vision.
bit of a self reflection.
been building stuff since i was 8, bottle boats, scrap robots.
life had its hits, college rejections, surgeries.
but some wins too, got a grant from @bagelfund, got back into robotics, started building in public.
now in a times of india article. surreal.
big thanks to @suhasasumukh, @KechoHayashi, and the @localhostIND fam, grateful for this crew.
grind never stops, i'll keep building and shipping. godspeed.
Codidactic retweeted
Did you know you can build interactive physical-world systems just like web pages, using HTML and JavaScript?
github.com/domiot-io/jsdomio…
Codidactic retweeted
Making touch sensors has never been easier!
Excited to present eFlesh, a 3D printable tactile sensor that aims to democratize robotic touch.
All you need to make your own eFlesh is a 3D printer, some magnets and a magnetometer.
See thread 👇and visit e-flesh.com
Codidactic retweeted
In interactive IoT systems, HTML documents and DOM trees can serve as a textual representation of an object or a space. This structure can enhance integration with AI agents already effective at processing structured text. github.com/domiot-io/jsdomio…




































