Im slowly becoming a mechanical engineer

Ran into this distinguished gentleman in the elevator

SF moment

Average Founders Inc at 1am

I wish I was making this up

built a 4D printer i guess: 6 axis of movement. lets you print 10x stronger patterns. run threads of composites in the stress direction they're actually strongest. will be used for building large aerospace parts. hmu if you want to be a beta tester.

Your office has cold brew? Ours has robots that bring the cold brew.

These robots are designed and built in just 6 weeks, using mostly off the shelf parts, entirely by high schoolers. In some ways, the future of robotics looks a lot like FRC. Highly composable robots, not requiring a robotics degree to build, and hyper specific for each use case.

I saw a robot for long distance relationships, some one should build the phone equivilant

Bad day to be an elevator

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Mechanical engineer pt2

We took our delivery robot to a hotel

Mechanical engineer pt3

we invited 100 students to build instead of study here's what 17 y/os can build: Sasha Surkin built self correcting liquid glasses Jonathan Moon made a 6ft robot that checks farms for viruses peppe 6 axis 3D printer for aerospace components Alex browserbase that

I don't think people realize how cracked this is

6 weeks ago, we quit our jobs and moved to SF to build robots out of Founders Inc Here’s what we’ve built so far:

Elly meets relay robot 2025