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Category: Robotics Tutorials

Welcome to the Learn Robotics Blog Archive. Dive into a wealth of knowledge covering the intricacies of robotics, industry insights, and expert guidance. Whether you’re a seasoned professional or just embarking on your robotics journey, there’s something here for everyone.

Fusion 360 Tutorial for Robotics (Part 2)

In this Fusion 360 tutorial for beginners, you’ll learn how to extrude a part and use the hole command. Draft a motor mount for a robot arm in Fusion 360.

Fusion 360 Tutorial for Robotics (Part 1)

In this Fusion 360 Tutorial, learn how to model the base of a robot arm. Fusion 360 tutorial for robotics will take you through the basics to get started.

Build a Twitter Bot with Raspberry Pi

Did you know that Twitter is filled with over 15% bots? Pretty crazy, right?! In this article, we will create a different type of robot –

What is the difference between PNP and NPN?

Here on the blog, we spend a lot of time working with 5 VDC sensors and controllers (Arduino, for example). And, a lot of that

arduino weather station bme280 oled display

Arduino Weather Station (Updated 2019)

Recently I shared tutorials on using BME280 sensor and OLED Display with Arduino. I recommend you check it out if you haven’t already. In this

BME280 Sensor with Arduino Tutorial

In this article we will learn about another popular sensor in the market known as the BME280. Developed by Bosch, the BME280 is an integrated

OLED Display with Arduino Tutorial

In this tutorial I will show you how to use an OLED Display with Arduino. There are several types of displays available in the market,

How to Get Started with Raspberry Pi GPIO Pins

The Raspberry Pi is a single board computer that also has a set of GPIO pins. GPIO stands for General Purpose Inputs and Outputs. Like

How To Surface Mount Solder in 3 Steps

I’ve been doing a lot of circuit work these days and wanted to share with you my methodology for surface mount soldering. This tutorial is

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Client, Electrical Engineer / IT

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Robby C.

Client, Business Automation

Liz's is knowledge outside of robotics and training — even stemming into the knowledge and self-confidence. Being able to have her coach me through the stress — I've been able to take this mindset shift across sales and my automation projects. Just that alone is amazing.

Angel P.

Client, Robotics Deployment @ Amazon

For any aspiring, seasoned, or non-traditional engineer who is looking for grounded and constructive advice about entering into robotics; Liz is a great mentor. Liz is a well-rounded roboticist as she has studied, worked, and researched the robotics industry. From our multiple conversations, the best part I’ve always appreciated is her ability to construct a game plan about the goals you want to achieve. I've met with other engineers and from experiences, I can say this, 'Everyone can provide advice, but very few can provide it with context and action behind it.'

Dan S.

Client, Operations

Liz is spot on. Her knowledge lines up and made me feel more confident talking with industry professionals.

Steven R.

Client, Sr. Mechanical Engineer @ Startup

Liz worked with me by having mock interviews, which is important during the job search process.

Will H.

Client, Business Automation

I think everybody here is setting off on a journey and paying attention to the mindset and what am I actually thinking about minute to minute is critical. Thumbs up!

Raktim P.

Client, Masters in Robotics

This is my first session in the program. Being in University you're always surrounded by mostly academic stuff, which keeps you insulated from the outside world. You don't really know what exactly is required to go about things. So this was very enlightening for me.

Nicholas A.

Client, Mechanical Engineer

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Greg S.

Client, Manufacturing Manager

The program has been helpful. I enjoyed the learning and I feel like I've gotten a lot of resources.

Chris F.

Client, Industrial Automation

Liz is on the money on this one. I'll give her that. It's really good.

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