Andrew Kazour

About Me

Howdy! My name is Andrew and I am a Computer Engineering student at Texas A&M. I am the president of the Robomasters robotics club at A&M and I hope to be able to share my interest in robotics with you.
Skills

Assembly C++ CAD Javascript Python SQL
Interests

3D Printer 3D Printing Analog Arduino CNC Milling Electricity Robot Accessories Robotics

Projects

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CoreXY Chessboard: Electronics Meet Classic Chess

Explore how to automate chess piece movement with magnets, motors, and clever coding. Learn how CoreXY kinematics bring an automated chessboard to fruition.

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Making a Heat-Seeking Water Turret

By Andrew Kazour

This DIY turret uses a thermal camera to find warm objects and sprays water when it locks on.

Blogs

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What Makes the Arduino Uno Mini LE Different?

By Andrew Kazour

Arduino released the Arduino Uno Mini Limited Edition (LE), which is a smaller and slightly more powerful version that keeps all the power of the original in a new gold-and-black design. Let’s take a deep dive into what makes it special and how it compares to its older brother.

Tutorials

TUTORIAL

How to Create a Code Pipeline that Automatically Updates a Website

By Andrew Kazour

This article covers everything I used to build the code pipeline for the website!

TUTORIAL

How to Make a Virtual Machine Environment

By Andrew Kazour

This post will go over the creation of a VM, setup, and all the needed software for a development environment that can theoretically run offline.

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How Do Slip Rings Work

By Andrew Kazour

Learn how slip rings enable continuous electrical connection between stationary and rotating parts using conductive rings and brushes.

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How to Make 3D Prints Stronger

By Andrew Kazour

Learn how material choice, orientation, slicer settings, and design impact the strength of your 3D prints. Create parts that are strong and look good.