Resolved by Perry_S!
A Youtube Channel Called Reel Robots
So what is next? As some of you know I've been throwing around the idea of a robotics Youtube channel. The notion of giving back my knowledge to the community via YouTube is intriguing. At the very least, the channel will result in a repository of videos showing current robot technology, 3D tools, and how I to use them to build robots. The channel also allow me to explore the hundreds of robot ideas in my head. Every robot build will consist of several episodes to complete (approx 6 to 8 episodes) and will be released bi-monthly. The channel will be rebranded as "REEL ROBOTS" ("REEL" as in a movie reel, as most of my robots, will look as though they stepped out of a movie) and will launch in May 2020. Robots are expensive to build as you all know, and support will be paramount. The success of this endeavor will in part be by interest, viewer participation, sponsors, merch, affiliate links, and Patreon members. If you are not yet a subscriber, please stop by my YouTube channel and subscribe its free! .
All the best,
Will
Hey there. I've just dropped a new video segment I'm calling "Slice". It covers things like questions, robot news, product reviews etc. Enjoy.
Love it, Will! Thanks for sharing. That's quite the impressive list of films you've been on set for, even for one of my favorite movies of all time, A.I.!
Wow, another "epic" production Will. It gave me Goosebumps.
Keep looking at the camera my brother.
....quick episode covering the unboxing and impressions of the Anycubic Photon Mono X resin 3D printer. I'll be using this to add details to my robots. It has a 4K resolution mono screen....
Seems like a lot oversights on the design and experience. Like, why do you have to type in the IP address? Can't it scan or broadcast O_o
Goes to show how much design and forethought goes into a product!
Wil l as usual you are very impressive. I think I liked all the movies you worked on. and you product reviews are most helpful. I was thinking about getting a resin printer, and I think I will wait a little longer. especially for the anycubic.
I know. And this company has been around for awhile and has many other printers. I’m always disappointed when a company feels the need to rush and compete in the market. And overlook completing their product before it ships.
They could also have been experiencing financial difficulties and needed to get it out there to save the company. While we all expect the future to be a happy robot/diy friendly place, there's actually very little funding in that space. For due reason to, there haven't been many (if not any) success stories. Most funding goes to social media and fintech. Until someone can demonstrate great financial success in the robot/diy market, we'll continue to expect low quality high cost products like that