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	Podcast:		The Amp Hour Electronics Podcast
	Episode:		#425 – An Interview with Chris Osterwood
	Category:		Science & Medicine
	Duration:		01:16:16
	Publish Date:		2019-01-13 18:00:56
	Description:		Welcome Chris Osterwood of Capable Robot Components! Robotics is a world of overlapping incompatible constraints “How do you (Chris Osterwood) define robots?” 0h 0m 39s Article about automation 0h 1m 29s High school job at java services company 0h 4m 14s Chris graduated from Carnegie Mellon University 0h 4m 37s Field robotics 0h 5m 7s Robotics club 0h 5m 32s Mechatronics program didn’t exist then 0h 6m 9s Trinamic 0h 8m 1s Chips focusing on vision 0h 9m 5s Rocket equation 0h 9m 33s Cerebellum controller based on PICs 0h 10m 39s Red Zone Robotics 0h 11m 6s Robots that do nuclear cleanup 0h 11m 43s 600 pound, under 80 feet of pressure 0h 12m 11s Sewer infrastructure 0h 13m 35s Fully autonomous robot for residential pipes 0h 14m 31s Bug story 0h 18m 27s Drive train 0h 20m 53s Make vs Buy 0h 25m 35s Carnegie robotics 0h 29m 8s Robot that reduces runoff in fields 0h 29m 19s Algal blooms 0h 30m 16s Applying nitrogen later 0h 30m 38s Precision agriculture 0h 34m 43s Promoted to CTO of Carnegie Robotics 0h 35m 25s Spec’ing out systems 0h 36m 5s NREC – National Robotics Engineering Center 0h 37m 41s Carnegie Robotics was the commercialization partner 0h 39m 16s Left and started Capable Robotics Components 0h 40m 46s Now making the thing that people need to buy 0h 41m 3s GigE on card 0h 41m 54s USB hub on a card 0h 42m 7s Test equipment 0h 42m 29s Defining the interfaces 0h 48m 4s IDEO library of materials 0h 49m 26s Component libraries in house 0h 50m 48s Ground robotics is changing 0h 53m 30s Scene in 5th element choking on cherry 0h 54m 26s Butter robot 0h 55m 5s Challenge of time 0h 56m 38s Camera systems 0h 57m 58s Intel real sense 0h 59m 17s Mikrobus 1h 3m 34s Selling based on a datasheet 1h 6m 46s “Robotics is a world of overlapping incompatible constraints” 1h 11m 23s To work at a robotics company you don’t need to know robotics or mechanics 1h 12m 27s @osterwood 1h 15m 34s osterwood.com 1h 15m 40s capablerobot.com 1h 16m 2s Check out the SenseTemp, coming up on CrowdSupply 1h 16m 45s
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