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	Podcast:		The Amp Hour Electronics Podcast
	Episode:		#369 – An Interview with Jason Huggins
	Category:		Science & Medicine
	Duration:		01:41:49
	Publish Date:		2017-11-26 22:46:41
	Description:		Welcome Jason Huggins (@hugs) from Tapster Robotics! There is a Chicago 3H Meetup happening Tuesday, November 28th He started the Selenium web testing project in 2004 at ThoughtWorks. In 2008, he started Sauce Labs, which makes cloud-hosted testing infrastructure based on Selenium. In 2013, Jason helped fix Healthcare.gov Early robots were on Tindie which was featured for playing angry birds Current robot is the “Sidekick 1.5” Different robots over the years have been cartesian, delta and now SCARA. Check out this robot sorting pancakes. All of the robotics was based on the idea Jason had for building a robot art project with linear actuators. In the mean time there have been examples like the Coca Cola billboard and the MIT inFORM project. Nadya Peek has talked about how MIT Media Lab is good at getting the paper and promo but not delivering thousands of a thing. pinthing.com was Jason’s software prototype. Lego technic Jason is a big fan of the ease of using Fritzing. Jason liked the “1 minute shield” video. He was also the reason Chris created the simpler version of KiCad tutorials called “Shine on you crazy KiCad“ Backflip robot Robot operating system Jason doesn’t work with many languages that don’t have a REPL. We first heard this term when Tony DiCola was on the show talking about micropython. “Speed is always a feature” “As they say, go big or go home…I went home” (to Chicago) There was a singular investor from Indie.vc, Bryce Roberts. He had also been an investor in the Chumby The typical archetype of a user is “the boss of test engineer”. The testing is done via that web driver protocol. Jury sides with T-Mobile in federal lawsuit over theft of ‘Tappy’ robot technology by Huawei The Tapster is open source hardware and software! You can find the work on Github under the tapsterbot account and on hugs’ account He’d love to chat with you if you’re into kinetic sculpture or are a software or robotics expert. Ping Jason on twitter or via email
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