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LEGObots, MCUs, and Superheroes

Did you know that one crafty engineer has created a 3D printer made (mostly) from LEGOS? It’s true! In this episode of Fish Fry, we check out a LEGO 3D printer created by engineer Matthew Krueger and show you how you can make one for your very own. We also talk with Tyler Smith (Microchip) about the newest in wireless communication technologies and reveal some photographic evidence of EEJournal’s presence at last week’s Superhero Pub Crawl and World Record Attempt that took place in Portland, Oregon.

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Fish Fry Links – July 19, 2013

More Information about Matthew Krueger’s LEGObot (with instructions on how to make one!)

More Information about instructables.com 

More Information about wireless technology from Microchip Technology

More Information about the 3rd Annual Superhero Pub Crawl and World Record Attempt

More Information about the GertBoard

SuperHero Pub Crawl Instagram Photos;

Pub Crawl photo #1

Pub Crawl photo #2 

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